This would make a great street legal trike conversion

[LonesomeTriZ]

I saw a couple of these at a local Yamaha dealership. I can not help but see a great trike foundation here. They are wide, low and do not have a lot in the way. The builder can even keep the stock seat and either fab up some rear fenders, or use something off another machine. It is not a speed beast. But it is already street legal and has a reliable power train. I bet this would make one easy conversion.

By the way, I was not sure which forum this fit into, so I guessed.


http://www.yamaha-motor.com/sport/products/modelhome/10/0/home.aspx

[ATC-Eric]

Shot, I'd love to have one the way it is! Love the back tire

[LonesomeTriZ]

Yeah, my wife said the smae thing. I think it would be a fun and some what simple biuld.

[Eric250R]

I'll donate a TRI-Z swinger when someone is ready to start on one....:lol:

[aquapunk]

that'd be awesome!

[LonesomeTriZ]

I spent a while studying this bike. I am willing to bet a Z swing arm will work very nicely. Just re gear it and go.

[gravelord]

if someone does this successfully let me know

[LonesomeTriZ]

If I can get some bills paid down I plan to buy a new one. My wife has already said she wants one.

[wheelie king]

I can't believe this, but I have been researching a trike conversion with this SAME BIKE!!! Great minds do think alike, Louis. I thought I was the only one who had kicked this idea around lately. Get with me and Billy, cause we are trying to plot something as we speak.

I do not know how I missed this post 4 weeks ago:eek: :eek: :eek:

[LonesomeTriZ]

:lol: i figured some one would get into this idea. i could not get over how wide this bike is. The frame alone would make a great foundation. And being since it is alrady registered as a street legal machine, getting it on the road legally will be no trouble at all. Let me know how you do with it. I am hoping to get to it some time with in the next year.