Recent content by LarryA
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Freakshow Trike
A clean and mean trike...I like it!- LarryA
- Post #12
- Forum: Home Built Trikes - Non-VW
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88 Blazer Trike
folks talk of the dangers of riding trikes and bikes, but there are a lot of cuts, bumps and burns building these contraptions too.. Bob is a testament to that.. Heal fast Bob!- LarryA
- Post #732
- Forum: Home Built Trikes - Non-VW
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VW Coilovers for Leading Link Forks
Irondad...Same thought here! Bob.. the trike defines Bad Ass for sure.... great job on the front end and the refresh on the artwork..- LarryA
- Post #143
- Forum: VW Powered Trikes
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VW Coilovers for Leading Link Forks
A new front end turned into a major refresh...Looking good Bob!- LarryA
- Post #139
- Forum: VW Powered Trikes
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VW Coilovers for Leading Link Forks
That new front end is looking good....looking forward to pics when rebuild is complete!- LarryA
- Post #124
- Forum: VW Powered Trikes
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My dad's collage of HyBird1 build pics. Notice fenders...
Nice trike, good luck at the DMV!- LarryA
- Post #9
- Forum: VW Powered Trikes
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VW Coilovers for Leading Link Forks
Bob .. I'm liking the look you've got going on there!!- LarryA
- Post #111
- Forum: VW Powered Trikes
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VW Coilovers for Leading Link Forks
Bob ...just a thought, check for any drgging rear brakes , uneven rear tire pressure and any camber or toe differences on the rear axle.- LarryA
- Post #104
- Forum: VW Powered Trikes
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VW Coilovers for Leading Link Forks
Sounds like you might hve to park the trike on level ground stand back an do some serious eyeball measurments. both of my trikes had longer fork tubes and needed tweaking for twist and being square with the trees , also fork length differences and as you stated, rocker angles...good luck...- LarryA
- Post #97
- Forum: VW Powered Trikes
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VW Coilovers for Leading Link Forks
Always a relief when things work out to your satisfaction. Curious if you will put bail or a hoop around the back to tie your rockers together?- LarryA
- Post #75
- Forum: VW Powered Trikes
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VW Coilovers for Leading Link Forks
I think that the location of the shock on the rocker when close to the axle would carry more weight and the neck would be higher ...and when mounted closer to the pivot would give a softer ride and a lower neck height. Then the shocks could fine tune the final height and ride quality. I...- LarryA
- Post #47
- Forum: VW Powered Trikes
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VW Coilovers for Leading Link Forks
Bob, if the bottom of your shocks had a clevis or a forked end, they could be loctaed midway or therebouts on the rocker. Just a thought.- LarryA
- Post #45
- Forum: VW Powered Trikes
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VW Coilovers for Leading Link Forks
I can't contribute anything mathwise, Thinking I copied a harley type offset 1 or 2"?? to get neck to fork tube clearance, then just did a mockup to get the trail... but trail changes can be made by changing rocker length.- LarryA
- Post #29
- Forum: VW Powered Trikes
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