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    I follow what your saying, and yes, in theory you do sound like it would make sense. I just think it may be a visual nightmare when done. The hydraulic thing looked cool, and would allow you to turn the wheel, I don't know. Keep it posting, I would like to see an attempt on this matter.

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    give you a idea
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    Quote Originally Posted by Custom200 View Post
    That seems like a cool way to do it but trying that on a trike would bring another possibly bigger set of problems.
    That thing looks like a mechanical nightmare. Looks good nice 'n shiny in a shop, but throw some torque and mud at it, forget about it.
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    Quote Originally Posted by fabiodriven View Post
    That thing looks like a mechanical nightmare. Looks good nice 'n shiny in a shop, but throw some torque and mud at it, forget about it.
    I agree about it being pretty cluttered. way too many chains and countershafts. I do really like the idea of how that U joint is used though.
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    I would like to see this done as well, sounds pretty cool, and great for the right situations!

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    Imo the only way to to go is a hydraulic or electric motor chain driven to the front wheel with a one way hub so it freewheels at speed or when coming out of a wheelie... gear the front wheel for like 8-10mph since it wont help at higher speeds.. I can only see it working well in nasty mud or snow.. or cresting a steep hill when standing up leaning over the bars... anywhere else and the front wheel should be up in air anyways...lol
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