Its the first one I seen and they have a really small bolt pattern almost like the cart wheels we use on flat track 70's
Its the first one I seen and they have a really small bolt pattern almost like the cart wheels we use on flat track 70's
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I'll have to look at some old emails. That was over five years ago when I was doing that. Then I came across a bunch of 1975-up axles with brake drums and sprockets so I was not in need of the rims. They took the us90 hubs. They stick out a little far. It's like adding wheel spacers or having an aftermarket axle. The ohtsu tires were offset, these rims were not so that's what made them stick out. When I bought them that's what they were for was a front replacement rim. I bought all the shop had at the time. He said he could still get them if I needed more. I'll be honest for a stock 90 with the wheels out that far made it for a Horable ride. Now put them on a bike with a thumper motor and it felt right!!!!
Would that be a 3 on 2" bolt pattern? I saw some tiny pattern 3 lug steel wheels on an old Argo at a farm auction I attended a while back, and a quick ebay search brought up THESE, and google led me to THIS DIAGRAM for 3 lug to 4 on 4 conversion. Hopefully it helps, interesting find regardless.
Well I got the tire to hold air with shoe goo I posted the hole story in the http://www.3wheelerworld.com/showthr...on-Tires/page2
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Last edited by big specht; 03-04-2014 at 10:57 PM.
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I also have a 74' 90. Mine is all original and currently for sale. They are deft fun but the balloons worry me riding over things. But as far as an original honda ATC this is what I think of is the 90s. I also have a ton of us/ATC 90 parts too if you come across anything you may need for yours. Anything from tires to gears to adapter plates to go to regular tires. I have a lot.
Sorry about the upside down pic. Not sure why my phone did that one.