I want to see what you've done to your trike. Mine currently has a wine crate as a rear basket but I'm looking for ideas.
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aren't the fenders a PITA? I ended up removing mine because they were constantly needing to be adjusted.
thinking about putting mine back on to mount brake/turn lights into the reflector housing (mine has reflectors on the fenders) but not sure if I want to deal with them again, lol.
Full Home Made Trike (not finshed yet...)
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That trike is bad azz. Clean low lines with the perfect rake and fork.
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This is my new(ish) recumbent tilting delta trike.
Front wheel drive, "lunch" box, and looks like magic when I'm turning.
I named it "One Man's Trash..." because it's build almost exclusively out of things I salvaged from a recycling dumpster (everything except for some rivets and the brake cable and pads)
Front wheel drive, "lunch" box, and looks like magic when I'm turning.
I named it "One Man's Trash..." because it's build almost exclusively out of things I salvaged from a recycling dumpster (everything except for some rivets and the brake cable and pads)
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Putting a trike together for us after a bad motorcycle accident. Any ideas or input is appreciated.
We will ride again!
Putting a trike together for us after a bad motorcycle accident. Any ideas or input is appreciated.
We will ride again!
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It actually handles really well at speed.
Wicked stable.
This is my 4 year olds new trike. He complained that no one looked at his bike when he rode with me so I had to build him something cool. So here it is...lol
First frame, a little big for him with the 20" front wheel...
So we swithced to a 16" frame and went from there.
First frame, a little big for him with the 20" front wheel...
So we swithced to a 16" frame and went from there.
Smoooth Three
The tires are Hoggy G’s 24x3.5 rears and a 20x3.5 front w/drum brake and a 7-speed Shimano Nexus w/coaster brake rear driving a 24 tooth cog and 52/42 roadie crank.
She is a "true chopper" incorporating the frames of a Worksman trike, a Fuji woman’s road bike and a Schwinn woman’s touring bike. I chopped the frames and arraigned them, then I sent the frame off to the local auto body shop and had them weld it together – the cost for welding was two large pizzas, one Carnivore (meat) Special and one pepperoni - those guys don’t do Vegetarian!
The tires are Hoggy G’s 24x3.5 rears and a 20x3.5 front w/drum brake and a 7-speed Shimano Nexus w/coaster brake rear driving a 24 tooth cog and 52/42 roadie crank.
She is a "true chopper" incorporating the frames of a Worksman trike, a Fuji woman’s road bike and a Schwinn woman’s touring bike. I chopped the frames and arraigned them, then I sent the frame off to the local auto body shop and had them weld it together – the cost for welding was two large pizzas, one Carnivore (meat) Special and one pepperoni - those guys don’t do Vegetarian!
