Dreiradler

Hey Jules, looks nice. But the third weel is on the wrong place

The Triumph have enough power for this.



Stephan

Tomorrow I have to go, to a place, bikes and cars dream bad about it

Hey Julian,

Interesting job you have, although trikes are not my cup-a-tea (yet).

Can you tell us why the Blue Rocket doesn’t have this leading link fork? Is it a customer’s wish or will it be installed later?

As you might know, I’m pretty much interested in two-wheel-drive.
For example I can see the black Yam has chain drive and a diff like in chain-driven kit-cars and all the Triumphs have shaft-drive with a differential. Is it Quaife?

Perhaps you can tell a littlebit more about the diffs that are used with both chain and shaft-drive? Would enjoy to read about that.

Richard aus den NL

jules hat geschrieben:THE DIFFS THAT WE USE ARE FORD BASED

Sierra, I assume.

jules hat geschrieben: ON HARLEYS I INSTALL A CHAMPION REVERSE 5 OR 6 SPEED

I suggested that once for Babi's rig.

Furthermore I have looked once or twice for the chain-to-shaft conversion of the Busa and the Blackbird. They might be interesting for sidecars.

Also the conversion from the left to the right (Quaife) for these type of bikes, I find interesting, but I'm sure you haven't ever looked at it, since you have your chairs on the wrong side of the bike

Richard aus den NL

Yes, it's getting a bit technical Since I don't have the pictures anymore (or available at the moment) because of my computercrash, we'll talk about that later on (personal) since I don't want to give any ideas away

(it's used for motorcyle-engine-based kit-cars, but can in my opinion be used for sidecars too I will first look for the pics)

Richard aus den NL

hey Jules,
having nice weather in Wales too?

what is this? special bike for idiots wo like to sit as on the toilet?

Nu werd ma nich welmödisch Leopold. Da is noch kein Sitz drauf...





Wie macht man da Koffer dran?

Stephan

Stephan hat geschrieben:... Wie macht man da Koffer dran?

... man denkt sich welche ...

@ Jules

ten points

best regards

Eugen j. Keusen

I have had such kind of motorcycle once for repair,
and I have made a real good testdrive with it,
afterwards I felt like sitting on a toilet for a whole day......
thats wath I mean! It's not my kind of bike!
It looks nice, but not for me to drive...

jules hat geschrieben:IM NOT SURE WHAT YOU MEAN WHEN YOU SAY COVERTING FROM LEFT TO RIGHT USING A QUAIFE ,AND YOU HAVE LOST ME ON CHAIN TO SHAFT ON THE BUSA AND BLACKBIRD

Sorry Julian, I cannot find the right pictures in my personal file. So you have to do it with some pictures I found in the internet and part of my personal files. This ist not really what I meant, but it must give you an idea.







The part I mean looks similar, to what's been used on the Super-drive of Mobec (http://www.mobec.de) or:



I cannot find it on the Quaife internet-adress anymore. It might be something that's made in co-operation with other manufacturers.

This is a shaft, I must say, that I really like:



Richard aus den NL

hey Jules,
yesterday I saw a trike-bike hanging on the trailerhook of a van.
the front wheel was hanging in a kind of triangle, the wheel was off the ground.
and the rearwheels were turning around like wenn you are driving!
but the engine was nut running!
I think that this is a cheap and easy way off transporting a trike,
but is it realy gut for the trike? I mean the engine?
Do you know anything about this?
I didn't have my fotocamera with me, otherweils I have made a picture of it.
greetings Leopold
(the one who don't like to drive a chopper! )