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This is where I stretched the frame 13 inches and widened the trike rear-end 10 inches.

Keep on Truckin:cool2:

You need to open it up and see what is inside.

36 volt and easy cruzin for an older gent. Trust me Trikes were not meant to go 25 MPH>

Farm tractor light. Body is hard rubber. I cut the back from he sealed beam and hot glued in an automotive LED fog light.

Farm tractor light made of hard rubber. I cut of the back of the sealed bead and installed LED's

Here is a shot of the jack shaft to the left wheelhttp://i402.photobucket.com/albums/pp108/bobscottstudios/Stingray%20Trike/20140626_114436.jpg

I have added some stripes to the frame. I have a new wheel with BB7disc being built at the LBS (Matts at Cocoa Beach)

That Starboard is a slippery plastic and I have used it on other bikes. In the end this will be an electric and requires very little use .

Main Stingray frame is stretched 13 inches. Chain guide made from starboard plastic

Motorcycle seat from Flea market for $5 bucks. Rear deck will be for the electric motor and battery box. Thanks for the photo help Kingfish http://i402.photobucket.com/albums/pp108/bobscottstudios/Stingray%20Trike/20140619_162349.jpg

Mr kingfish, I started the build on 6/1 and still have many things to do. This will be electric when finnished

Trike built with rear suspension.

Stingray rear wheel

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