The more i look at the pics the more i love this trike!!! You are an awesome trike builder, love your work!!! Thanks for the help with my project! I think i secured swingarm and axle and shock today, the party is about to start!
The more i look at the pics the more i love this trike!!! You are an awesome trike builder, love your work!!! Thanks for the help with my project! I think i secured swingarm and axle and shock today, the party is about to start!
Absolutely fantastic Trike. But it makes me sad because about a year ago I traded my street licensed WR426f for a crappy Saturn when winter was coming. Shortly after I discovered 3WW and started seeing these conversions. Now seeing this awesome build my heart drops thinking I could have built a street legal WR trike.
Man I miss this bike I kick myself everyday for getting rid of it
Excellent job man!!!!
85 Honda 250sx- STILL IN PIECES!!!
84 Honda 185s - traded off
85 Yamaha 225dr - parts machine for now
83 Yamaha tri-zinger 60cc - my sons first 3wheeler. $300 for zinger, $4000 for a broken leg, memories for a life time - PRICELESS
85 Honda Big Red 250es - traded off
86 Honda 250r - traded off
85 Kawasaki Tecate - new toy
84 Honda 200m - super clean puttin around toy
derrick your trike is in the new dirtwheels
I have worked out almost all the bugs on this bike over the last year and I love it more each time I ride it! Getting the suspension dialed in is the hardest thing. I still need to do some revalving on the forks, but it's pretty close now. The downfall to a dirt bike conversion is, you have to sacrifice ride height or ground clearance. You can't have both. I gave up a little on both ends and it seems to handle pretty good, although my 250F conversion handles a little better.
I added a set of YFZ cams and once I got the cam timing and carb in harmony, the thing starts on half a kick (even with the little YZ125 kicker)!
2007 YAMAHA YTZ450 went to a great home RIP Sam