Motorized drift trikes

[Brezzi]

This might have to be a summer sLide project.

[F34R]

I was waiting for that first video guy to crash and lose his knees.

[Brezzi]

I was waiting for that first video guy to crash and lose his knees.

lol I wana build one still I have a 5 hp snow blower motor lying around the garage and the rest is cheap as hell.

[PeteD]

Trike! Good for drifting and 12'o'clock wheelies. I miss my old Honda ATC. I think you should do a build thread on one.

[e30vert]

Would be fun for an hour or two and then I think the allure would wane.

[pandaboo911]

It needs way more grip on the rear wheels, that looks boring

[Brezzi]

Trike! Good for drifting and 12'o'clock wheelies. I miss my old Honda ATC. I think you should do a build thread on one.

wouldnt be able to do it till late summer. My wrenching priorities this summer are getting my dads 88 F250 back on the road, then working on the new vert both of which need alot, but if I can find some free time I would def do it.

[Brezzi]

Would be fun for an hour or two and then I think the allure would wane.

a couple hundred or less is a pretty good price for an hour or two of fun....

[acolella76]

This past summer my friends and I built a non-motorized (and sans brakes) drift trike and bombed hills. We found the steepest hills we could and let gravity do the work... it would really scoot believe it or not. It probably took about two hours and $30 to make, and we had fun for MUCH more than an hour or two. Wish I had pics but they're on my old phone.

[ADlBOO]

I still think a non-motorized one would be better.

[blunttech]

a couple hundred or less is a pretty good price for an hour or two of fun....

Reminds me of Hong Kong