Hey all,
It's time to move on and focus on a new hobby.
I grew up riding the original Honda ATC 90's back in the early 70's.
6 years ago I restored my younger brothers old Carl Heald Tryke.
My dad bought this for him since he seemed to resent the japs more and more in his golden years. Anyway I will see if I can dig up pictures of it and post them.
Several years ago I hand fabbed a piranha minibuggy with a CBR600RR engine in it. It was my first time making something this complex, so it took 3 years to research, buy the tooling and taking my sweet time to do a good job.
Heres some pics:
I got excited when I saw an old-school minibike design but with a front ski and a rubber track in the rear...this was a 1969 bike. Then I stubled across the old Chrysler sno-runner. I decided I would start with a simple mini-buggy design with ballon tires (super bronc style) and then move up to a customized snow-bike. I look forward to the time I will spend on this site gathering information...and probably start a project thread.
Thanks for looking - Rxpo
It's time to move on and focus on a new hobby.
I grew up riding the original Honda ATC 90's back in the early 70's.
6 years ago I restored my younger brothers old Carl Heald Tryke.
My dad bought this for him since he seemed to resent the japs more and more in his golden years. Anyway I will see if I can dig up pictures of it and post them.
Several years ago I hand fabbed a piranha minibuggy with a CBR600RR engine in it. It was my first time making something this complex, so it took 3 years to research, buy the tooling and taking my sweet time to do a good job.
Heres some pics:
I got excited when I saw an old-school minibike design but with a front ski and a rubber track in the rear...this was a 1969 bike. Then I stubled across the old Chrysler sno-runner. I decided I would start with a simple mini-buggy design with ballon tires (super bronc style) and then move up to a customized snow-bike. I look forward to the time I will spend on this site gathering information...and probably start a project thread.
Thanks for looking - Rxpo
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