Finally!!! Nicest one of these You'll ever see.

**350Xhilaration** · 07-09-2008, 08:56 AM

Looks great Tim!!

I thought it was the one Ed brought to TF 05 when I saw it, then I read Ed's reply

Not my style, but I love the OEM condition.

**sandpuppi101** · 07-09-2008, 10:43 AM

Wow that machine is tite for sure..I've seen a few of those around up here but not to that kinda quality.I see quite a few of the 200's ,but not the 185's.You know I'm licking my chop's on that one .Oh',I guess since that complete's your collection you'll never be getting new trike's now,ahe??? LOL..

**3Razors** · 07-09-2008, 10:47 AM

Primo shape, does it still have the original "Wamuless" tires?

**225DX DUDE** · 07-09-2008, 11:28 AM

That is one VERY clean machine!!! Take good care of her.

**atctim** · 07-09-2008, 11:51 AM

Thanks for the compliments guys!

Originally Posted by 3Razors

Primo shape, does it still have the original "Wamuless" tires?

Yes, the WAter, MUd, LAnd, Sand, and Snow (wamulass) tires are still one it - and show no signs of wear of weather checking. Only thing that sux is that the rears have been over-inflated, and now measure 28" tall. They are monsters. No worries about taking care of this bugger - it will get riden a few times a year around the yard to keep it functioning - that is about it.

Originally Posted by Sandpuppi101

Wow that machine is tite for sure..I've seen a few of those around up here but not to that kinda quality.I see quite a few of the 200's ,but not the 185's.You know I'm licking my chop's on that one .Oh',I guess since that complete's your collection you'll never be getting new trike's now,ahe??? LOL..

Truth be known - I am out of space (and have been for the past 2 years)- Let's just say - my trike purchasing will be slowed down considerably - LOL. Now I need to really focus on getting some of my other ones looking really nice and OEM. about 3/4 of my machines are ready to ride - but a few need some serious work. I can say that all of them run and ride though - so that is a good start. As mentioned above - problem is now this - I have to spend money on a big garage extension before I put any more money into the bikes. they are slammed into the garage like sardines - not leaving me much room to work on them. I am thinking of building a pole style building with a wooden floor - rather than concrete to help the "moisture" problem we face here in the humid PA climate. Seems like the concrete holds the moisture - and transfers up to the trikes - thus creating rust=BAD!!!!!

Stay tuned for more pics this coming weekend.

**Taiser** · 07-10-2008, 12:26 PM

Very, very nice..that model was my first trike. Bought it used in 1982 and it still did not look ANYWHERE near this kind of condition! Sweet!

**The Goat** · 07-10-2008, 12:41 PM

it's humid up in PA?

when we went up there it felt like heaven it was so dry. lol.

**Kintore** · 07-10-2008, 07:54 PM

Dont touch anything tim, ill be down next weekend to help a brother out

I got 2 surprises for ya as well

HINT- They both come from the ground

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