Looking any and all info on Jackie Meadows 86 125 Tecate

[bkm]

I'm looking for pictures and information on the Jackie Meadows 125 86 Tecate. I already have the "family affair" dirt wheels scan and the black and white dirtwheels break down. Thanks

[onformula1]

I just researched online and in my files for a hour only to come up short, I have "family affair" which is cool.

What's the black and white dirtwheels break down?

I will keep looking.

[onformula1]

Here's some pics.

The first one has a KX125 tank, KX125 frame or modified Tecate frame?, chopper Tecate fender and what looks to be shortened forks.



The third pic shows it was fast enough!

[bkm]

Here is the break down I was talking about.


This is his second gen 125. There's just not much out there about it.

[86T3]

The article isn't clear enough to read but I think I remember reading that jackie's fathe and the owner of tricky dick built it. If that's the case, I'd ask Andy Lillard to see what his dad remembers about it. I appologize in advance if I'm wrong about this

[phantomtracer]

What issue was that from?

[onformula1]

Its in 3 wheeling mag. 1986, don't see the month.


Congrats!, you managed to find a trike that is harder to find info on then a-

3B, Cagiva, Franks and a Tiger.

I can hear it now when I return to work on Monday, sooo what did you do for Easter? I spend 6 hours trying to find info on Jackie Meadows 125 Tecate trike.

And then I hear...HUH???

[onformula1]

It was built by James Degaine from Kawasaki Team Green (He was a big shot at Kawasaki) I met him a few times, real nice guy, Tricky Dicks had nothing to do with this trike.

Here a pic of him-
http://www.dirtrider.com/features/ba...3a30-3a13-001/

Here is his many accomplishments & info-
http://www.zoominfo.com/p/James-DeGaine/1535052608

He is running this company now, he may own it.-
http://www.wideopenbaja.com/

I am pretty sure he would take your call and give you info.

[onformula1]

Cool highlights-

DMC engine, pipe & silencer, Dave Miller is a big stud engine builder, he is in my top 10 engine builders of all time. Miller Mano is so Sano!

Check out his 3-stroke XR80 top end mated to a CR80 bottom end, the bottom end supercharged the valves, the thing is sick!

Modified front engine cradle, easy fab. job

35mm keyhole carb., old school carb. I am a bit surprised at the 35mm carb. as gnarly as Dave is I would think it would have a 38mm, I think he wanted more low end to pull the heavier trike.

Plus 2" Cal Fab swingarm, due to the lower torque, high RPM natural of a 125 I feel a stock length would be just fine...Maybe better.

The steering stem Ram Damper is trick. Probably hard to find, I have seen a few.

Early model Tecate rear hubs to run a 8" wheel.

Cut steering stops, tank relocated 1" back, cut seat foam.

Custom chain guide, quick release rear tail section.

[bkm]

Here's the buzz box. All 86 and low hour.

[onformula1]

Nice, this is a very cool idea.

Funny the carb is as big as the cylinder/head.

I don't remember the allen bolts on the ignition cover.

[bkm]

Its in 3 wheeling mag. 1986, don't see the month.


Congrats!, you managed to find a trike that is harder to find info on then a-

3B, Cagiva, Franks and a Tiger.

I can hear it now when I return to work on Monday, sooo what did you do for Easter? I spend 6 hours trying to find info on Jackie Meadows 125 Tecate trike.

And then I hear...HUH???

So who wants to help with the decals exactly like Jackie had them?

[onformula1]

blue27?
http://www.bluelinedecals.com/

That's where I would start.

[atc007]

blue27?
http://www.bluelinedecals.com/

That's where I would start.

And the number

[bkm]

Bruce is definately getting the business. I can't ID two decals on the fender. The one to the right of the Bel-Ray decal and the one above the Bel-Ray decal.