drift trike. still a few tweaks to make. but mostly done.
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drift trike. still a few tweaks to make. but mostly done.
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 try get it from a plumbers or something cos its realy dam exspensiv like $80 a m in nz i got mine for free of the scrap heep at a plmbers
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 and is it pollyurathane, or pollyethalyne?
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 im pritty shure its pollyurathane this website mite be more help its all kiwis but its got some info on good stuf www.d-trikes.com
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 www.homedepot.com/h_d1/N-5yc1v/R-100194307/h_d2/ProductDisplay?langId=-1&storeId=10051&catalogId=10053 -- i wonder how these wheels would work out.. maybe sparks too?
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 that would let you get it sideways for sure, but there would be no resistance to going sideways, so you couldn't correct the drift at all. good thought though.
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 what are the wheels you yousing they dont look like the greenmichine ones we can get over hear
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 Trek Mod wheels
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 dont use pvc use pollyurathane pipe it lasts much longer and slides just as well pvc just shaters if you run it to long
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 what kind of place has pollyurathane pipe? like standard irrigation supply places?
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 do they last long meny pepole drift trike in the usa
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 um, i totally put the wheels on the axel in a terrible way. so, they didnt last too long, i am now puting a PVC sleeve over a go-kart wheel and tire and am going to try that out. From what i hear, the mod wheels do last quite a while when used correctly, i overheated my spindle and melted the wheels







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