A Tricky Dick's Cagiva 200 comes home and she's a beauty!

[TrickyDickII]

I hate to admit it, but that's a sexy machine. Function over form and very simplistic. It doesn't hardly get any sweeter. Congrats. Compared to a Tiger, a real pain to get parts for. In seeing these trikes in pictures, it's hard to imagine how much work went into the design to pull everything together to make it look like the machine was designed totally from scratch and not from the fact that parts from an existing machine was used with "kitted" (for lack of a better term) parts. I sure hope you'll post up some vids of this trike running and a vid of the trike moving at speed. What a really neat machine.

Thanks Vealmonkey! My Dad would spend many hours on not just the Cagiva but any of the conversions. I remember spending many late nights at the shop with him.

I hope to get a 200 running soon along with the 125. They all need carb and brake rebuilds. I'll definitely take some video when I do get one running.

[TrickyDickII]

very nice was the ohlins shock used from the dirtbike or something you put on?

It came standard on the dirt bike.

[TrickyDickII]

Andy, how do you keep finding these ? So jealous. And once again, nice find. It will look great at Trikefest..

I just got very lucky on this one.

I'd love to get one to Trikefest. Maybe even take a spin down the drag stip.

[thestud25]

I just got very lucky on this one.

I'd love to get one to Trikefest. Maybe even take a spin down the drag stip.

Andy, you know I can make this happen! We will be heading up there again for TF13!!!

[Vealmonkey]

What's the latest with this trike? Where's the vids???? LOL

[Keith Salyer]

Congratulations, that is a super find for sure. Change the oil and clean the carb, slap on a new chain, whire wheel the disks and it's race ready. Oh yea, might check the air in the tires

[JumpinJR66]

Sure would be cool to locate an old Rodney Gentry racer he ran in the 200cc class. (He raced it successfully until Honda signed him to a contract) The trike would be in FL, and number 17 if it still existed. Good luck ; )'

There was also a Cagiva deal in upstate NY whose son Chris Wager raced a bike number 111. It was damn fast, and one day he wrecked it and snapped the front fender. His dad got another on it, we ended up fixing it and using it on my CR60 dirtbike conversion since it matched the factory orange of the gas tank of my Honda. People in the pits used to run over to see if my little Honda was a Cagiva, then noticed not.

Still got the CR and the Cagiva front fender on the bike to this day.