Lehman # 1 Trike

[cScjhb]

Today I was out and about and stopped by my usual dealer to pick up some bling for the bike. They have the original Lehman trike on their showroom floor. I took some pictures with my new phone but so far have not been able to transfer them to my computer for posting here. I will post pictures when my technical education advances.

I thought it was a cool piece of trike history that some may be interested in seeing..... Jim

 

[Zammy]

Wow Jim, that would be cool.

 

[ol' school]

Wow Jim, that would be cool.

+1 on that!

 

[Lee H. Mann]

+1 on that!

 

[paws]

This found Jim speechless..

 

[cScjhb]

I got a new phone a few weeks ago and that is where the pictures are. The phone seems to use Google and my computer uses MSN. Looks to me like Microsoft and Google don't get along too well. I have tried for a few hours to get them to get along but I am not a good technical referee. My solution is to go to the dealer and retake pictures with my digital camera. It plugs right into my computer and down loads photos. (MY "new fangled" phone does not!). I'll try to get it done tomorrow.......... Jim

 

[Rmitchell55]

I saw that Trike a few years back at Champion Trikes up in Garden Grove. Built on a Honda 900 with two shift levers. The trike frame was made from 2 inch wide flat bar 1/2 inch thick. bolted to the outside of the swing arm mounts. If I remember correctly it had two big turnbuckles mounted in a "X" pattern to keep the frame square.

 

[cScjhb]

Here are some pics (I hope)

Got some posted but I am giving up on trying to get them to rotate. The plaque didn't photograph well so I took a couple pics from different angles in hopes that it could be read..... Jim

 

[paws]

Interesting... thanks for the pics.

 

[cScjhb]

Interesting... thanks for the pics.

Glad to have you "see" them. ..... Jim

 

[rhino 2]

Here are some pics (I hope)

Got some posted but I am giving up on trying to get them to rotate. The plaque didn't photograph well so I took a couple pics from different angles in hopes that it could be read..... Jim

ThumbUp..............

 

[bikerbillone]

Now there's some trike history, bet that brought back memories to Lee H. Man. :clapping:

 

[trike lady]

Its wonderful to see it preserved and on display. :clapping:

 

[56Elwood]