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Bikerbozo Happy Birthday
Happy Birthday to you ... all day long !!!:birthday:- Lee H. Mann
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ultraboy, Happy Birthday
Happy Birthday ultraboy .... all day too !!!:birthday_balloons:- Lee H. Mann
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Lehman Trike MONARCH II Differential Assembly for Sale
THE LEHMAN MONARCH II REAR DIFFERENTIAL ASSEMBLY HAS BEEN COMPLETELY REBUILT. THIS LD6300 DIFFERENTIAL FITS ALL MONARCH II MODEL STRAIGHT AXLE KITS BUILT FROM 2004-2012 NEW RING & PINION NEW BEARINGS NEW AXLE BEARINGS AND SEALS EXCELLENT ROTORS AND BRAKES HAS A ONE YEAR WARRANTY ON...- Lee H. Mann
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- Forum: Lehman Trike
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Drive belt on Lehman bandit
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- Forum: Harley Trike Conversions
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03 Lehman monarch 2 brake pads
Rod, It is posted somewhare her on T/T but I will elaborate: The caliper(s) are a two piece configuration. The outer half can be remove with dismounting the inner half. There are 2 bolts (use 1/2" box wrench) and remove the bolts. Remove the outer half, remove the brake pad, remove the rotor...- Lee H. Mann
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- Forum: Honda Goldwing 2017 & Down Trike Conversions
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Happy Birthday Ne farmer
Happy Birthday to you .. all day !!!:birthday:- Lee H. Mann
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Lehman Monarch II body
I took trade-in on an undamaged excellent condition Lehman trike kit. The body is for kits with straight axles manufactured prior to 2012 and cannot be used on the LLS models with IRS. The body is in pristine shape without any stress cracks and includes Kuryakyn grilled lightbars and mudflaps...- Lee H. Mann
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EFX Floorboard, Left Side
Long story short Chuck, I only used that bracket in one or two of the WING EFX kits I installed. Overengineering CAD people leading to double cost of basic components was the road-to-failure for Lehman. Anyways, I have a solution ... possibly at least for the left side. The photo was from...- Lee H. Mann
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- Forum: Lehman Trike
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1999 valkyrie trike
Tom, Welcome to Trike Talk from West Virginia.:wave4: The rear axle may have shifted or the body frame or body might be mis-aligned. If you can figure out where the mishap has occurred, body on frame, wheel offset or rear shift, 1" clearance should stop the body rub and you can equalize and...- Lee H. Mann
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- Forum: Honda Valkyrie, VTX & Shadow Trikes
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1999 valkyrie trike
Prior to the IRS version in 2001, CSC built solid axle conversions. I had several for sale in the shop in the early 2000's. They were of a wider wheel-track than a Lehman but shared the same basic under-structure designs of a Champion and Lehman...- Lee H. Mann
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- Forum: Honda Valkyrie, VTX & Shadow Trikes
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HAPPY and JOYOUS EASTER
Happy and Joyous Easter to all Trike Talk Members and Viewers.:dancingjesus:- Lee H. Mann
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DNA Mega Thread
FLH/FLT Harley If the stock bushings don't fit, you might not have gotten the correct swingarm. 2001 and earlier used a different bushing, while the 2002 and later used a spherical bearing instead. A note of caution when using the later swingarm (2002 and later) for a trike, get a swingarm...- Lee H. Mann
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- Forum: Harley Trike Conversions
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free mike, Happy Birthday
Happy Birthday wherever you are !!! Start posting and stop hiding ... :cxtv:- Lee H. Mann
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Champion rear braking
Check out this website to see if a recall is needed. https://www.nhtsa.gov/vehicle/2001/HONDA/GL1800 03/28/21 update: Champion conversions generally bypass the front brake entirely so I suspect your issue is with the rear M/C or pedal free-play adjustment. The pressure buildup is caused by...- Lee H. Mann
- Post #10
- Forum: Champion Trike
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Champion brake pads
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- Forum: Champion Trike
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