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Join Date: Mar 2009
Location: Shannon, Georgia
Posts: 1,268
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Vulcan 900 Trike Build
Well, I finally got started with my conversion of my 2012 Vulcan 900 to a trike this weekend. I'm still hobbling around a bit so I'm kinda slow and it will probably take me a couple of months to finish but as they say, "every journey starts with one step". I'll try hard to continually update as I make progress with both pictures and some text.
The Fiberglass body and the axle came in by freight. They were strapped down to a large wood pallet and the axle was extremely well protected in a welded steel cage of 1 x 1 angle and then wrapped in cardboard. The fiberglass body was just strapped to the pallet and received a few scrapes from the shipping company, but nothing seemed to be cracked or hit hard. It would have been nice if they had at least put some cardboard around it. ![]() ![]() ![]() Here is a pic of the steel support structure that holds up the Fiberglass section. ![]() The Trike Axle is from DNA Specialties, they make axles for a lot of different companies. They did an amazing job of protecting the axle with a steel cage for shipping. ![]() ![]() The Axle has dual disk brakes: ![]() ![]() The swingarm was made by Treasure Coast Trikes. It is very heavy duty and hopefully it will fit just as well as it looks. ![]() ![]() I'm going to quit now and post this much before something happens and I loose all this. I'll add some more pics in a few minutes. Login or Register to Remove Ads |
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