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hey i like the rear engine subaru style.wife likes it too.....i have a friend that thinks god is comming to earth in a subaru.
Wont have any problems geting an engine...thanks
sigpicMiller BIG 40 gasser
Victor BIG and Little torches
Black/decker 14" chopsaw
Old Sears commercial 10 band saw
50"s Skill 9"sidehead
Milwaukie 9" sidehead
Dewalt {small sidehead}
Orbit air sidehead grinders
Cornwell, snap on, matco,napa wrenches and sockets from 1/4" to 4 1/2"
I OWE, I OWE, SO OFF TO WORK I GO
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Mud bug, have you seen the Spyder by Can-Am?
http://reversetrike.com/canam-spyder.htmlsigpicComment
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I have seen it.... There are a few similar reverse trikes popping up on the marketplace in the last few years. I've got copies of the plans for such a trike that Harley-Davidson is supposed to market. I haven't looked at those plans lately,but I think it tilts to some degree.
I spent a lot of time researching trikes as well as a bunch of reverse trikes along the lines of the old 3 wheeled Morgans.I like bikes,but I decided a reverse trike would be a better option,especially the type you set in rather than ride on.
I decided to build one a few years ago and soon realized that I needed to learn other things first...like welding...before attempting such a project. I could have hired it done,but where's the fun in that....might as well just buy one.
If I can get around the whacky DMV I've decided on a front engined reverse trike that has a hydro-static drive system. Take a look around this-- http://www.hydraulicinnovations.com/ at the current projects & previously built machines for some off the wall 3 wheeled vehicles as well as a hydro-static 2 wheel drive trail bike and a full sized diesel bike.Comment
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hey mudbug i have been to the page of the hydraulic bike and it has got my interest up ...........might have to play with that some i am ordering there dvd to get more info......Remember if the world didn't suck... we would all fall off...
sigpicMiller BIG 40 gasser
Victor BIG and Little torches
Black/decker 14" chopsaw
Old Sears commercial 10 band saw
50"s Skill 9"sidehead
Milwaukie 9" sidehead
Dewalt {small sidehead}
Orbit air sidehead grinders
Cornwell, snap on, matco,napa wrenches and sockets from 1/4" to 4 1/2"
I OWE, I OWE, SO OFF TO WORK I GOComment
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Brian,Jeff & Jeffs Dad have done some amazing things with the hydro-static drive. I've been following their exploits for a few years since before their web site. I have the CD and visit their forum often...You never know what someone will pop-up with. A lot of those guys think outside the box,which makes things interesting.
Glad you found it interesting....they are a very helpful group BTW.Comment
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