[ATTACH=CONFIG]34177[/ATTACH]Hi Everyone,
Just got a new to me BMW 1200GT conversion by Panther trikes,
with reverse gear, woohoo!
Now waiting for the rain to stop and the spring like weather to arrive,
Take Care out there,
Stormrider,:cool::Trike1:
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[ATTACH=CONFIG]34177[/ATTACH]Hi Everyone,
Just got a new to me BMW 1200GT conversion by Panther trikes,
with reverse gear, woohoo!
Now waiting for the rain to stop and the spring like weather to arrive,
Take Care out there,
Stormrider,:cool::Trike1:
Congrats on the new ride. Looking forward to photos.
Shin
[QUOTE=stormrider;348907]Hi Everyone,
Just got a new to me BMW 1200GT conversion by Panther trikes,
with reverse gear, woohoo!
Now waiting for the rain to stop and the spring like weather to arrive,
Take Care out there,
Stormrider,:cool::Trike1:[/QUOTE]
Yes. Photos.:Agree:
[QUOTE=KWSchin;348924]Congrats on the new ride. Looking forward to photos.
Shin[/QUOTE]
Photo added!
Way Nice .. Congrats on the new toy
very nice ride safe
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Nice! Love the color!
Fine looking trike Tony, always been partial to that color, congrats!
[QUOTE=Zammy;349037]Fine looking trike Tony, always been partial to that color, congrats![/QUOTE]
I went out for a ride yesterday, but find the steering heavy its got standard forks on it,
now is there an easy/ cheap way of making things a bit easier? or do I just have to accept it like people with side cars do,
may be time to go to the Gym otherwise,:):AGGHH:
[QUOTE=stormrider;349777]I went out for a ride yesterday, but find the steering heavy its got standard forks on it,
now is there an easy/ cheap way of making things a bit easier? or do I just have to accept it like people with side cars do,
may be time to go to the Gym otherwise,:):AGGHH:[/QUOTE]
It seems new trike owners including myself found turning requires a lot of muscle. From tips on this forum I learned to use both arms including locking the elbow on the outside arm to help me better push and pull. Now I don't even think about it being hard to do.
Rake the front end, makes a world of difference. Nice looking ride, safe riding.
[QUOTE=stormrider;348934]Photo added![/QUOTE]
NICE!! Great color! Reminds me of my Son's vintage Beemer.
[QUOTE=uppercaseJC;349848]It seems new trike owners including myself found turning requires a lot of muscle. From tips on this forum I learned to use both arms including locking the elbow on the outside arm to help me better push and pull. Now I don't even think about it being hard to do.[/QUOTE]
Come to figure that out too. I lean into the turn, pushing on the outer bar, and pulling on the inner. Helps with feeling of falling of the bike to the outside of the turn. Gonna put a number of miles on the rig before I pull the trigger on triple trees.