The smaller left tire helps us turn left, also if you are coming around the corner with the front wheel off the ground you keep turning left.
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The smaller left tire helps us turn left, also if you are coming around the corner with the front wheel off the ground you keep turning left.
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There's nothing like the sound of screaming 2strokes and the smell of race gas in the air
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If we were to start running 190s on the tracks around here, someone would end up getting hurt. I thing that the biggest cheater we have around here, turbo, has a 160 that has been worked over and is rumored to be around 180cc. He claims that it is stock though.Originally Posted by John jr
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Well, I pulled a few 3wheelers out of the barn yesterday so I could get the mower out. You know what that means!?!? If I'm mowing the grass, it's not long before we're out racing again. I picked this little 74 up last year for $125 and wasn't sure what I would do with it. Yesterday I decided to make it my next racer. I probably have enough extra parts from the 74 that I restored to get it looking decent. I'll just need to figure out a power plant for it. What do you think I should use, Honda or Piranha?
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Yami 2 cycle
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My son already did that. He's the 2stroke guy.
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Where at in Ohio is this mad 70s track? Seems cool all I have is the 90s and 110s. Maybe I should build a 70 here soon to race.
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1985 Atc 110
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There are two tracks here in Coshocton. We didn't get to race much last year because it seemed that we had rain every weekend until late in the year. Several of the guys race stock cars and one guy drag races so sometimes it's hard to get enough people together to make it worthwhile. It is a blast when we all get together though.
Here's a video of a 2srtoke and a 4stroke out on the track doing a few laps.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=EcPSgwr__c8
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This is awesome, and Coshocton wouldnt be that big of drive but would be worth it!. Sucks I have is 90s and 110s at the moment. I would like to build one to race you guys with. It's a 2hr 42min drive over to Coshocton ohio, Think it's worth it?
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1984 Atc 110
1985 Atc 110
1988 XR 200 bored 40 over,
Atc 200x bottom end.
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Everyone is putting lifan and piranha motors in them do something a little more crazy! Like a lay down comverted 350x motor that would be insane lololololol
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The 160 and up are a real hand full on the tracks we normally run especially if the rider is heavy enought to hold it down and keep the tires hooked up.
If its on the internet its got to be true they can't put any lie's on the internet
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Mickey Dunlap drove over from PA and he enjoyed it. I'll try to keep everyone updated on what's going on this year. We almost always race on Sunday afternoons. It all depends on the weather.
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Anything bigger than a140 wears my ass out on the little tracks. I can get more laps in without feeling like I'm gonna die on a 140 or smaller. On the ones with a 160 or bigger it feels like the thing is constantly trying to throw you off, at least for me.
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Daddio; this thread is way cool ....so much that I almost have the 70 fever LoL got slicks coming .......Hmmm
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Words of caution.Daddio; this thread is way cool ....so much that I almost have the 70 fever LoL got slicks coming .......Hmmm
Be very careful. The 70's seem to multiply faster than all other trikes.
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Im from the fremont area and between me and some buddies we have about 16 of them and were down for some racing how can we hook up with you guys to race .we also have an oval track up here to race on..
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