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| Closeup of the 'real' tank and the clutch tubing. Hint: the straighter
the tube (metal brake line) is the easier it is to push the clutch. Had
to re rout the line seen here. |
Ready to go? I think not! Quite.. |
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| Note the funky back rest on the driver seat.. My Muse went hay wire,
short circuit or something. Aaaah what the heck, I like it! |
The day I brought my handle bars home. Quite heavy, had to cut some
stuff off! Actually I lucked out on that one. Just the right diameter,
worked out perfect. |
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| The finished (almost, want to get them chromed) handle bars. Compare
to the bars on the pic above.. |
Test drive time.. The motor is still ticking from the laps around the
lake. |
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| Note the sad hanging right pedal. It's the brake pedal, it's supposed
to be the brake pedal, but who needs brakes, I don't, I'm not scared, I'm
aaaaaaaaaaaaauuuuuuu &^%$#@ |
Well, for now I'll use the VW Transporter master cylinder, tried many
master cylinder, but got tired of re-welding the bracket every time I change
the master. |
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Now it's time to sandblast and
paint the Trike. Off to the sandblasting shop it went. After blowing all
the sand off I painted it with EPOXY primer, a nice coat of Black, some
Airbrush and two coats of High Solids Clear. To check out more of the paint
subject go to the Paint section of my page.... |
| Drives AWESOME!, wheelies nice and has a lot of power (original 1600cc). |
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