Just order this from them...
3/4” ID Adaptor for freewheel sprockets .9" wide, 2 set screws, from here Staton-Inc.
thanks mplumb59
(Slammed Trike) doing the finishing touches...
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3/4” ID Adaptor for freewheel sprockets .9" wide, 2 set screws, from here Staton-Inc.
thanks mplumb59
Didn't get any real work done on the trike tonight, but I did try 4 different handlebar options.
I have another pair that is similar to these ones, but the hand grip part angles out more.
This is my least liked one of the 4 styles...
I have another pair that is similar to these ones, but the hand grip part angles out more.
This is my least liked one of the 4 styles...
If you ordered two of them and a freewheel thread/disc brake mount adapter from one of the motorized bike companies it would solve both your issues...
Luke.
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I say go off the deep end and eliminate the bars all together and make a push / pull linkage with two hand levers like a Huffy Green Machine has.
Got my hood (Antenna) Topper - Mr. Horsepower
The hinge is installed from an old ridding mower seat just need to add springs in the back.
Just found out my seat really is a seat from one of those old motorized exercisers things you see in the old movies.
Just found out my seat really is a seat from one of those old motorized exercisers things you see in the old movies.
That sprung seat is going to be cool!
Luke.
Luke.
Got my hood (Antenna) Topper - Mr. Horsepower installed where I was planing on putting it.
I threaded a hole that was in the goose neck already and ran a screw into it. Then shaved the head down enough to put Mr Horsepower on it like it was an antenna.
I threaded a hole that was in the goose neck already and ran a screw into it. Then shaved the head down enough to put Mr Horsepower on it like it was an antenna.
Thanks Luke...
Here it is Luke, one sprung seat....
Plus I got my new used Columbia parts for the build and tested out to see how they will look on her.
Plus I got my new used Columbia parts for the build and tested out to see how they will look on her.
Great seat and Mr Horsepower looks good there!
Luke.
Luke.
I love the bird, nicely sets out that this is a trike with attitude.
Love that !!! might borrow the idea in the future 
Well thanks to chainsaw (on here and freakbikenation) I got my drive train on the trike one step closer. He gave me the back half of a Huffy trike frame that donated the hub dropout section for my build.
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Looks good but will it drift?
Give me some slick roads and I will get it to drift...Looks good but will it drift?
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That's the spirit!
Well I got even more done
The 3 speed hub drop out is in and I do believe it just might be even more BOMB PROOF than LukeTheJoker's Custom Diamondback "JOKER".
Still have to customize the shifter, but I have come up with its location to live on this rat.
I like the brake lever where it can be reached with ease, but I'm wondering if how I show the cable routed if it will cause an issue?
Have any of you try to remove the white lettering on a OCC StingRay tire? I'm going to be using a set of them for my build and really don't want to leave it on there if I can help it.
