Tour Box

[Hocky]

Any experience would be appreciated! 2003 GW w/2004 Roadsmith Kit. Tour Box does not sit "even" on Roadsmith body. Been that way for 11 years w/o any issues. Is it worth attempting to level the box on the body? Only noticeable upon close inspection.
Thx, Hocky

 

[SMSgt]

If it ain't broke fix it until it is.

I wouldn't worry about it if it bothers you a great deal, which it doesn't sound like it does 11 years is a long time to not like something. If it bothered you you would have asked this question 11 years ago. I guess the only thing you could is either lower the top trunk or arise the trike body. If it's worth it go for it, you make the call.

Ride on

 

[chris vickers]

If it aint broke, dont fix it, Put a new LED strip of lighting there, Genius idea

 

[Solidbob]

If it bothers you loosen all the body bolts up and raise the body up to the Tour box with longer bolts and big washers.... make sure wiring can stand the 1 or 2 inches or less.... just requires a jack some jack stands and some wooden or plastic spacers while jacking it up / very slowly incase you missed a bolt.... Call Taylor at Roadsmith, he can lookup how many and where the body bolts are.... and if there is anything else attached. Might need your body / kit number located under the rear on the body and stamped on the rear end.

 

[Hocky]

Tour Pack

Trike is 11 years old but new to me. Thanks for the responses.

 

[mhgoldwing]

Before I began making major alterations I believe I would contact RS and ask them why it is designed that way. Maybe making it too close doesn't account for frame twist/movement and they would hit each other.

I don't know the answer but I bet they do.

Sent you PM. (Oops, tried but denied) PM me and I have some contact info for you.

 

[Solidbob]

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Ask for Taylor Young

 

[Hocky]

Roadsmith Trike Conversions/ The Trike Shop

Thanks Bob!