trikeguy213
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Sorry, I will update with the exact specs off the machine. Got this and put it together from an older gent. Get it running on a mobility scooter battery I borrowed. Have a mobility scooter with battery in to go with it. Will need to be collected unless I get my van up and running in mean time in which case we can talk about that.
>Solid rear axel, shaft driven with LSD (no jumping when cornering is great on road)
>Multiple power setting to control this thing. Will sling wheels or lift front wheel if you're not careful! Lots of fun though
>Front USD forks for pit bike
>Has hookups for indicators, headlights, taillights and horn.
>Sold chassis, can easily hold a 120kg man and make him regret not turning down the power setting!
>Disc brakes front and rear
Will add further specs anything else and some better pics when I get the chance, hopefully Wednesday. WWII US army themed.
I reckon you could keep it as is or stick slicks on the back and have a ridiculous slide machine! It's about as stable as the old Honda trikes were but doesn't weigh as much. Rips grass up. Broke my phone with videos on it (went in the drink and did not recover) but happy to try and rig it up for testing if you have a couple hours and patience of getting a battery out and rigged up. Never found a perfect solution as it came with an ammo box for the batteries but never found a cell that would fit right.
It's had 8/900 invested in it in pieces but don't have the time nor energy due to ill health and change of financial circumstances either to . Open to sensible offers, this thing could be a lot of fun.
Located in Basingstoke, Hampshire, UK
>Solid rear axel, shaft driven with LSD (no jumping when cornering is great on road)
>Multiple power setting to control this thing. Will sling wheels or lift front wheel if you're not careful! Lots of fun though
>Front USD forks for pit bike
>Has hookups for indicators, headlights, taillights and horn.
>Sold chassis, can easily hold a 120kg man and make him regret not turning down the power setting!
>Disc brakes front and rear
Will add further specs anything else and some better pics when I get the chance, hopefully Wednesday. WWII US army themed.
I reckon you could keep it as is or stick slicks on the back and have a ridiculous slide machine! It's about as stable as the old Honda trikes were but doesn't weigh as much. Rips grass up. Broke my phone with videos on it (went in the drink and did not recover) but happy to try and rig it up for testing if you have a couple hours and patience of getting a battery out and rigged up. Never found a perfect solution as it came with an ammo box for the batteries but never found a cell that would fit right.
It's had 8/900 invested in it in pieces but don't have the time nor energy due to ill health and change of financial circumstances either to . Open to sensible offers, this thing could be a lot of fun.
Located in Basingstoke, Hampshire, UK



