Just joined from the U.K got a 600cc tri-z

[200XMichigan]

I would look for a massive street bike single disk to put on the front if you are going to use it mostly on the road. Something with a 4 piston caliper or more. You'd need to fabricate a new caliper mount. But you if you can find a rotor that has the same bolt pattern you'd be off to a good start.

[Hoosier_Daddy]

That looks like a very nice trike but, I don't think using it for street use is a good idea. Most atv's can be pretty dangerous on the roads. The manufactures recommend they are used for off road only and for good reason. i understand a lot of people want to or wish they could make theirs street legal but i never understood why. They just aren't made for street use.

[200XMichigan]

It looks like that trike was totally redesigned for road use. Seems like it would be more at home on the road with that fork rake. I think if you looked at its footprint it would look a lot more like a road trike than most three wheelers.

[harryredtrike]

yea looks like a road bike to me too.

[Hair Bear Bunch]

I'm only across in Fleet so I'll keep watching out for you.

[stoney]

Shes defineatly more road biased than most however just pushing it around I can see that it could be quite unstable and dangerous! ah well Im sure it will be exciting I want to get some off road tyres on spare wheels Ideally so I can do a bit of both.


HAIR BEAR BUNCH small world isn't it! what do you ride? and where?

[Hair Bear Bunch]

Hi Stoney,
I've got an ATC250es BigRed and an ATC70.
When time allows I go out whith this bunch http://southernatvclub.myfreeforum.org/index.php
They're a good crowd and ride the Surrey/Sussex area, although being a quad club trikes are few and far between but always welcome. I believe they're out on a meet on the 28th, check the website. If you just want to go and watch before commiting yourself to the slime then it's usually free.
There is also ClubATC who are a bit of an offshoot of 3ww and meet in various places around the country. http://www.clubatc.co.uk/forums/index.php?act=idx
Hope that helps.
Rob.