Very nice trike.
Post Your Harley Trike Conversion Pics
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Arizona Bear finds snow on toy run (tucson)
TOO COOL! Thanks for posting!
Trike conversion, 96 H-D FLHTCUI
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Lee H. Mann
Gone But Not Forgotten
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I was thinking Australia when I saw the pics. :rofl:
I added some red led to the back of my bear's head.
They look white to the camera.
They look white to the camera.
Really Nice, looks well cared for. I really need to clean up mine, yours looks better!
Gotta ask how that happened.....
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Yeah, I was wondering the same thing...??
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yep and the oil will leak out that way.
My '04 Dyna Lowrider.....just got the fenders back from the painters. 
Very happy with the way it turned out. Now just need some warm weather!
Very happy with the way it turned out. Now just need some warm weather!
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Came out real nice Al.ThumbUpThumbUp
Looks really sharp Al, congrats.
Pic of my '58 Panhead trike
This pic is from 1972 of the first 'bolt on' trike I built from my '58 Panhead . Wasn't sure I wanted a trike so .......
I used a HD drum brake rear end ,wheel adapters (front spindles and drums) were from late 60's early 70's Dodge that I welded up to the original wire wheels( after a lot of trimming to make things fit) . Used the original swingarm and fender rails , original foot clutch from HD . Had a jockey shift . The front end was either 8" or 10" over ( I knew a local manufacturer that made fork tubes so I got a lot of free stuff) , 13" wide tires at the rear Took me 3-4 months for the build . I guess you would have called it a chopper trike at the time . Even with the raised front end it handled pretty good ,no wobble or shake at freeway speed . Besides this I ended up building 2 Sportster trike done the same way .. I don't recall any other bolt on's around when I built these .
This pic is from 1972 of the first 'bolt on' trike I built from my '58 Panhead . Wasn't sure I wanted a trike so .......
I used a HD drum brake rear end ,wheel adapters (front spindles and drums) were from late 60's early 70's Dodge that I welded up to the original wire wheels( after a lot of trimming to make things fit) . Used the original swingarm and fender rails , original foot clutch from HD . Had a jockey shift . The front end was either 8" or 10" over ( I knew a local manufacturer that made fork tubes so I got a lot of free stuff) , 13" wide tires at the rear Took me 3-4 months for the build . I guess you would have called it a chopper trike at the time . Even with the raised front end it handled pretty good ,no wobble or shake at freeway speed . Besides this I ended up building 2 Sportster trike done the same way .. I don't recall any other bolt on's around when I built these .
I like it Lance, old school all the way around, very cool.
'58 Panhead trike
I bought the '58 Panhead in the summer of '70 for $150.00 . The only thing I needed to do was to change the oil and put some gas in it and change the plugs . It was in good mechanical shape . Rode it for a little over a year before starting the conversion .
I bought the '58 Panhead in the summer of '70 for $150.00 . The only thing I needed to do was to change the oil and put some gas in it and change the plugs . It was in good mechanical shape . Rode it for a little over a year before starting the conversion .
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:goodjob: Lance.
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94 Ultra Classic Electra Glide
My first Harley and new to me this week.
Motor Trike Conversion (I think)
94 Ultra Classic Electra Glide
My first Harley and new to me this week.
Motor Trike Conversion (I think)
I think you’re right about the Motor Trike kit, I had a Goldwing with a kit that looked just like that and it was Motor Trike. Nice looking trike by the way!
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The fringe was a deal breaker.
I got custody.
Hey, where do ya get the cup holder?
The fringe was a deal breaker.
I got custody.
Hey, where do ya get the cup holder?
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