Trike Conversion or Training wheels as I call it

I took Pastor Chet's instructions and with a few mods, came up with this.

Was Pastor Chet's original instructions for making Pecan Pie?

Cheers,

You have a pretty good truck there.

Jon

You did a nice job . How many pizza can you carry Is it a permanent job or can it be removed with ease . I am getting a Trigg trike kit,for my pillion,and I will remove it 75% of the time when I ride solo.

It's basically permanent.

tinman wrote:

You did a nice job . How many pizza can you carry Is it a permanent job or can it be removed with ease . I am getting a Trigg trike kit,for my pillion,and I will remove it 75% of the time when I ride solo.

Tinman,

From experience (I have a Danson, much like a Trigg) the hassle of re-attaching and re-alignment will either get very old very soon or the Trigg will become mostly permanent or mostly collecting dust in the corner of the garage. An aside, a really good car tire will be almost mandatory with the kit.

Lots of luck, either way.

:flower:

I was talking with Jerrett from Trigg trike and told me that once its installed and line up properly the trike stays line up .I also talk to a dealer that had the Voyager line and told me that It don't bounce and rattle as much,that it is more stable , by having the wheels set back farther behind the rear wheel.It looks like fibber glass one peace body is a better fit then steel fenders and back bumper.My time is very limited on 2 wheels.you might be right that it will become a permanent fit.This winter has been hard on me. I have given up everything ,hunting, fishing camping,riding My Swing Is the one thing that I do That don"t make me think of my constant pain will riding and put's a smile on my face for the day,and ready to go at it the next day and meet the boys for coffee.

Joncallihan

I am already riding with a rear CT and will have a rear 140 70 14 Avon stryker rear tire for the front The extra thickness will be better on a trike conversion.

All is good. Best of luck.

Jon :flower: