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Broughton



Joined: 06 Jul 2010
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PostPosted: Fri Jul 09, 2010 9:42 pm    Post subject: Newbee with trike project [Broughton] Reply with quote

Hi all

I'm new to the trike scene so will be asking a lot of dumb questions when the bike to trike conversion gets under way. Be patient with me, I'm a bear with very little brain.

Starting at the back and working forward (cart before the horse sort of thing) I managed to source a Reliant Rialto 'B' axle (2.78:1 ratio I believe) and now looking for Yam VX 1100 to mate with it.

Haven't really found my way round the site yet but shall be looking for info/ tips on (1) axle frame design (2) are the reliant drum brakes really not up to it and if not then which discs are best suited and how to fit them? (3) lots of other things no doubt.

All assistance will be much appreciated.

Broughton
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PostPosted: Mon Jul 12, 2010 12:28 am    Post subject: Reply with quote

welcome aboard Smile

nice to see an active builder

if you "fill out" your thoughts with a its similar to ....

we will all try and wander through your plans and offer any advice gleaned from past experiences Smile

on a more serious level lots of answers with trikes land up being "um yes it should but!" answers regarding reliant brakes being a prime example

personal thoughts for "do they stop you" about reliant brakes run along the lines of "yes they should" but I'd personally opt for a twin disk front brake, gives that little extra just in case you're towing with a large passenger and small tent :lol or the other way around Smile

as for frames weld them well! and make sure they are straight, cant twist, get the rake angle right ensure its far enough off the ground and you should do ok Smile
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