do you have limited stearing even with the krimped tank ends and did you sleeve the 110 stem to fit the 200x stem base or weld on the 200x fork stem tube
do you have limited stearing even with the krimped tank ends and did you sleeve the 110 stem to fit the 200x stem base or weld on the 200x fork stem tube
If I can restore this piece of junk, anything is possible.
My 83 (Well, now 85 thanks to a warped frame) 110 Build Thread http://www.3wheelerworld.com/showthr...3-ATC110-Build
My 1981 110 Build Thread http://www.3wheelerworld.com/showthr...44#post1179444
i take it you welded on steering stops then to prevent any tank damage. a far as the adapter that serves as a bushing did you weld it to the stem or just clamp every thing together in the base. buy the way looks really good and tough, trying to get mine done also just need a blue 200x front fender and headlight.
I'm wanting to do this to my 200e, could you make me something that would allow a 200x or similar front on it? I'm desperate! I'd kill to be able to use a front max or similar tire and have a front end that more forgiving over bumps and a little lighter... Feel free to text/call 276-780-1828
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No it acts almost like the 200x...It does really good the machine isn't very heavy.........
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