Well ya it’s “rare”…only one in existence as a matter of fact...... cause I dreamed it up !......……
I love trikes…but I don’t own one nor have I ever owned one…but I’ve always secretly admired them.
I love CAT mini-bikes, but I don’t own one nor have I ever owned one …but I’ve always secretly admired them too.
I’ve had this idea kickin around it my head for some time now for a three-wheeler build. Not a big knobby-tire-high-suspension trike, but a simple, clean looking low slung street machine… a trike that still looks like a mini-bike if you know what I mean….
So when member Frank Davis posted a CAT Duster roller in the classifieds over the winter I took one look at it and said “that’s it!!”. The frame had exactly the look and proportions I was looking for to lay the foundation for my dream trike….. simple and clean lines…but with that “bad attitude” 60’s chopper style. It was a nice solid roller, but a long way from ever being restored back to its former glory, so it was the perfect candidate for re-incarnation……..
...to be continued
I love trikes…but I don’t own one nor have I ever owned one…but I’ve always secretly admired them.
I love CAT mini-bikes, but I don’t own one nor have I ever owned one …but I’ve always secretly admired them too.
I’ve had this idea kickin around it my head for some time now for a three-wheeler build. Not a big knobby-tire-high-suspension trike, but a simple, clean looking low slung street machine… a trike that still looks like a mini-bike if you know what I mean….
So when member Frank Davis posted a CAT Duster roller in the classifieds over the winter I took one look at it and said “that’s it!!”. The frame had exactly the look and proportions I was looking for to lay the foundation for my dream trike….. simple and clean lines…but with that “bad attitude” 60’s chopper style. It was a nice solid roller, but a long way from ever being restored back to its former glory, so it was the perfect candidate for re-incarnation……..
...to be continued
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