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after looking it over the axel and swingarm don't look like a dna but more like a us trike coverison going to call us trike on monday and talk to them . also the trike uses the stock fatboy shocks and has air shocks mounted to axel to frame and has 4 lug drum brakes .i did change out the risers for a shorter set went from 7" to 2" . now i can keep the bars that are on it
This is quite interesting as the body is from Lehman. :xzqxz:
[QUOTE=trike lady;865214]This is quite interesting as the body is from Lehman. :)[/QUOTE] thank you trike lady i went and found pics of lehman trike axels and they look exactly like mine including the swingarm and brakes so i'm pretty sure it's a lehman conversion . the guys i got it from didn't know a lot about it other than the motor they told me that they thought it wasa dna kit . they bought/traded it to flip. the original owner was a doctor in CA. and from what i'm finding he used all top quality parts and everything looks very well done by who ever built it :)
after jacking it up and taking a really good look at the suspenision last night i found that it only has rear air shocks and there isn't any shocks in the stock softtail mounting spot. the only thing that i found so far that needs work is the exhaust hangers on the supertrap muffler and the tires although in good shape they are 7-9 years old and i will be replacing them before i go on any long rides
Trike looks good. I really like the "body". Looks a lot like the '68 servicar body that I am using on my project. Can you post some pictures of the way the body mounts to your softail chassis?