Here is a few cool idea pics.
Some Cool looking trikes
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jonester123
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Some Cool looking trikes
I have always wanted to build a trike, and i do have a turbo 350 transmisssion plus rear end and a used old 350 engine from one of my collector car rebuilds i did a long time ago. So i have been thinking what to use them for, a trike build would be real cool to do with the parts, but it will have to wait a while till i gain more knowledge with my 1979 honda bobber build. Here is a few cool idea pics.
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Fat Mike
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Re: Some Cool looking trikes
Should be a good combination..
Lots of plans and ideas out their for V8's
I have a fresh built 350ci 350hp motor,400 turbo and a 12 bolt GM rear end out of a Suburban just waiting for me to get started on.
NSFM
Lots of plans and ideas out their for V8's
I have a fresh built 350ci 350hp motor,400 turbo and a 12 bolt GM rear end out of a Suburban just waiting for me to get started on.
NSFM
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If it has two wheels---trike it.
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jonester123
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Re: Some Cool looking trikes
Hi fat mike, nice looking engine for a trike build. Well atleast i have some future plans for the extra parts i have had sitting around in my car parts shed for years collecting dust. I am going to surf the internet to get ideas and plans for a future trike build. 
Another cool trike pic
Another cool trike pic
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Fat Mike
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Re: Some Cool looking trikes
It's allllllllll in the imagination. 
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NSFM
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If it has two wheels---trike it.
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jimmib
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I enjoy reading the posts on the forum and try to contribute when I can. I am sure that this will be every bit as good as the CBH forum, as we will have most of the same folks. Good luck and post a lot of pics!! Jim - Location: Lowcountry USA
Re: Some Cool looking trikes
Want to see some imagination? Go to http://loperv8trikes.com/ and click on Builders Corner, then Build it Yourself.
Whoa!...Musta stood up too fast...
Ever stop to think and forget to start again?
An optomist is no more than a pessimist with an idea.
Gun control is hitting what you are aiming at.....
Ever stop to think and forget to start again?
An optomist is no more than a pessimist with an idea.
Gun control is hitting what you are aiming at.....
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Fat Mike
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Re: Some Cool looking trikes
I've seen thao one before. Verrrrry nice.
NSFM
NSFM
If it has two wheels---trike it.
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jimmib
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I enjoy reading the posts on the forum and try to contribute when I can. I am sure that this will be every bit as good as the CBH forum, as we will have most of the same folks. Good luck and post a lot of pics!! Jim - Location: Lowcountry USA
Re: Some Cool looking trikes
I really like the ideas he came up with (not that all hasn't been done before) and the way he put things together, but the finished product is not really my bag! It is nice though.Fat Mike wrote:I've seen thao one before. Verrrrry nice.
NSFM
Whoa!...Musta stood up too fast...
Ever stop to think and forget to start again?
An optomist is no more than a pessimist with an idea.
Gun control is hitting what you are aiming at.....
Ever stop to think and forget to start again?
An optomist is no more than a pessimist with an idea.
Gun control is hitting what you are aiming at.....
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Fat Mike
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Re: Some Cool looking trikes
If ya have a big shop, access to all the machinery etc. It makes it a lot easier.
Kinda hard to being a one man band in building these things.
BUT, that is the interesting (or imagination) part of it.
Mine might not look like one that five or ten peoiple got in one..BUT it's mine from start to finish and lets you're hair blow back in the wind.
NSFM
Kinda hard to being a one man band in building these things.
BUT, that is the interesting (or imagination) part of it.
Mine might not look like one that five or ten peoiple got in one..BUT it's mine from start to finish and lets you're hair blow back in the wind.
NSFM
If it has two wheels---trike it.
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jonester123
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Re: Some Cool looking trikes
Hi fat mike, no i do not have a huge workshop to work on something that big. But if you want to build things you will find a way to do it no matter what, i pretty much work by myself but i get my friends to come help when i need a few extra pairs of hands with the big stuff etc. Atleast i have a big yard to work on outside workshops 
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jonester123
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Re: Some Cool looking trikes
Here is a few more cool trike build pics.
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Fat Mike
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Re: Some Cool looking trikes
Oh. I know..I driveway build myself. People around me got used to it over the years.
NSFM
NSFM
If it has two wheels---trike it.
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smokee
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I have been researching and developing my designs for better than 2 decades; in my time at CW I have received vast amounts of knowledge and assistance from its core members. I was directed here via a thread from YONA, one of CW's better known members.
Anything more I could add would just be repetitious and boring. I came here invited, to learn and improve my designs.....at 62 years young and disabled, my time is running out faster than I wish; so if you dont mind.....I think I will go soak up some knowledge while you ponder over my membership request...ok? - Location: Phoenix AZ 85015
Re: Some Cool looking trikes
made it over here from CW; glad to see there is a trikes section........now all that is needed is an 'R & D' section so we can start throwing some ideas around..
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Fat Mike
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Re: Some Cool looking trikes
Fat Mike wrote:If ya have a big shop, access to all the machinery etc. It makes it a lot easier.
Kinda hard to being a one man band in building these things.
BUT, that is the interesting (or imagination) part of it.
Mine might not look like one that five or ten peoiple got in one..BUT it's mine from start to finish and lets you're hair blow back in the wind.
NSFM
It's even harder being a one girl band and doing this stuff on your own, although I do get help from my eldest daughter occasionally.......
Maz xx
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Fat Mike
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Re: Some Cool looking trikes
Check this out
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If it has two wheels---trike it.