Reverse Trike Build: Finished!

[@TheStryct9]

Great job I like it.Looks like fun.

[@ironlung9189]

Very nice.

[@jayflynn7023]

Do you have any close in pics of your bike frame/trike frame connections? It would really help me in my planning. Thanks, and congratulations. You should be proud!

[@therealmylesracing]

Stephen great job! I do look forward to seeing more on your trike. What size bike did you use, front suspension and steering also? I have been looking at doing one for a while. I am trying to figure out to make mine a 3 seater I have 2 kids! lol good luck and thanks, =)

[@MechanicalAttraction]

I used a GSX600F motorcycle. Its a 600cc; it has enough to get up and go but might upgrade later to something more. The front suspension is from helix. Its a mustang II kit for a chevy nova that I converted to this. Mine ran me $1200 and for a first timer didn't have too much trouble figuring it out. Its really stiff but it keeps the trike from leaning out on turns. Linked it below! www.helixsuspension.com/products/ifs-kits/ The Steering is just 3/4in steel tubing that I welded elbows and a piece to make it connect to the rack and pinion. And it rotates in heim joints. Thanks and hope to see yours sometime!

[@marcslinky]

Great job!

[@MegaCodylee]

Were did you get long cables for the clutch and throttle and what kind off pedals are you using?

[@hunterdeel7481]

what did you do for the front suspension and steering, also how much did this whole thing cost

[@MechanicalAttraction]

I used a Helix Mustang II front suspension kit. The steering wheel to the front suspension was just a piece of 3/4in rod with a few univeral joints in them. Large hine joints welded to the frame from held the 3/4in rod. The whole trike cost slightly past $10,000. Those parts add up

[@swastiksubhamrout809]

i want to build a reverse trike for my project..plz help me

[@machi8521]

it will look better if there's windshield doors or a rain protection.. btw it's a nice build :)

[@MechanicalAttraction]

Thanks! I'm currently designing #2... but this one will have a screen, light weight materials, and four wheels. Still might leave off the doors though haha

[@storxusmc]

Good job man, i am very shocked that you spent nearly 10k on it.. i helped a friend here in Florida on building a Locost 7 and his final cost was right around 7k using miata donor car for engine and other parts..