an engine on the front is very unpractical in my eyes. too big, bulky, just seems like a pain in the arse. now i can see hydraulic working out or maybe some sort of magnets?!? dont temp louis, he WILL do it lol
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an engine on the front is very unpractical in my eyes. too big, bulky, just seems like a pain in the arse. now i can see hydraulic working out or maybe some sort of magnets?!? dont temp louis, he WILL do it lol
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Louis just build it and go up the backbone with it and show everyone up. I think that it a good idea with some serious fabrication anything can be built.I can't wait to see this machine come to life. It will be one of a kind all your own,no one else will have one!!!
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The day begins with 3WW
If I were to do this, I would copy the style of the 2WD dirtbike. Gotta be about the same principle to run a shaft system through the forks on a trike. Would take a lot of fab work though.....
I really like the idea of an AWD Trike!
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Teaching quads a lesson
this is a good topic...it was discussed in the past and some body post a picture of a 3wheeler or a dirtbike i cant remember wich....but if i remember correctly it had a drive shaft that ran to the top of the forks that connected to a gear box and turned a sproket and chain that turned another sproket at the wheel.....looked like it would have worked very well....im gonna see if i can find the picture
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