I have a feeling it will be relisted after a little time.....singing the same old song of a deadbeat bidder blah blah....even though the bidder in question is probably a friend.Originally Posted by TravEX
I have a feeling it will be relisted after a little time.....singing the same old song of a deadbeat bidder blah blah....even though the bidder in question is probably a friend.Originally Posted by TravEX
Wikipedia "All Terrain Vehicle" Definition excerpt
Other smaller or lesser known companies, such as Tiger ATV, Franks, and Cagiva, produced racing three wheelers, but in much smaller numbers. Few of these machines are known to exist today and are highly sought by collectors.
Check out my Tiger 3 wheeler Webpage..my quest for a TIGER MUSEUM started 2004 http://sites.google.com/site/tigerrotax/home
Rides: TIGER Factory line up, Tricky Dicks Cagiva 200, 4- Franks 3 and 4 Wheelers
omg it was the listing of the year..... "he gets the biggest *Edited**Edited**Edited**Edited**Edited**Edited**E dited* award"
87 ATC 250es
86 Polaris Scrambler
I used a WWII-era airplane tire tube and it never failed me. Also, you gotta watch the muffler bearings on those 87's, the engine made so much power it often burned all the grease out of those bearings, and then BAM you have a seized muffler.Originally Posted by TravEX
I'm back in the USSR...
Well, muffler bearing failure isnt too common in the 87's. Hondason Yokioshi(pronounced y0-key-oshi) discovered the problem late in the '86 year and designed a fail safe system. See, they discovered that soap was the best lubricant. They engineered a system where the soap was dispensed every 5 seconds, right into the muffler which kept the bearings lubricated. The only problem was that you now had a machine that leaves a trail of bubbles. They were cool with that since the Japaneese love bubbles!![]()
84 Honda 200ES Big Red
I lost my left testicle to that very problem! Muffler bearing locked up, seized the muffler, pressure backed up through the motor, and the airbox grenaded on me, taking my left testicle with it!!!
36 yo, Apple geek, married with kids, conservative. If you are a GUN OWNER and not a member of the NRA, SHAME ON YOU! JOIN!
Gun control is not about guns, it's about CONTROL!
My Rags
85 ATC70,85 ATC70,85 ATC110,83 ATC185S,85 ATC250ES,02 400EX,04 Polaris ATP 500
Past rags:2000 Scrambler 400, 86 350X, 86 250R, 84 200S, 97 ATK260LQ
Now, I ALWAYS wear a cup when I'm riding!!!!!!!!!!
36 yo, Apple geek, married with kids, conservative. If you are a GUN OWNER and not a member of the NRA, SHAME ON YOU! JOIN!
Gun control is not about guns, it's about CONTROL!
My Rags
85 ATC70,85 ATC70,85 ATC110,83 ATC185S,85 ATC250ES,02 400EX,04 Polaris ATP 500
Past rags:2000 Scrambler 400, 86 350X, 86 250R, 84 200S, 97 ATK260LQ
LongbedGTS: Yeah, but that was only on the official Japanese racing versions! Also, you'd have to fill up the liquid soap reservoir (not to mention the pollution it causes...)
TravEX: I heard Honda offered a compensation program to those who had their genitals harmed by the poorly designed muffler bearing system, but you might be too late to cash in.Sorry man.
I'm back in the USSR...
I still have pieces of it in a jar of alcohol!
So, THAT'S what the reservior is by the horn and turn signal switch, LIQUID SOAP!!!! I guess I let mine run dry! I need a good kick in the nut for letting that happen! STUPID!
36 yo, Apple geek, married with kids, conservative. If you are a GUN OWNER and not a member of the NRA, SHAME ON YOU! JOIN!
Gun control is not about guns, it's about CONTROL!
My Rags
85 ATC70,85 ATC70,85 ATC110,83 ATC185S,85 ATC250ES,02 400EX,04 Polaris ATP 500
Past rags:2000 Scrambler 400, 86 350X, 86 250R, 84 200S, 97 ATK260LQ
lol ohh my good thing it was only the left muffler bearing and not both of them..
it would be a shame if the cspc found out about this.... shhhh
87 ATC 250es
86 Polaris Scrambler
TravEX: Hmm. You should contact your Honda dealer to ask if he can give you a refund, if you've still got the remains.
87250es: Maybe this is the real reason trikes got banned??![]()
I'm back in the USSR...