Norton version next?
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grandpaul said:One can only hope...
You need to edit the title to say "Hobot's next ride"
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but it does have three wheels and he can't fall down. Maybe knocked off, but the bike will at least remain upright.
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grandpaul said:
Isolastics? It could have rod end joints!
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No shit that really has possibilities! It also gives me weird flash backs to my first tricycle crashes into gates or pulled head over heels by very capable big dog.
If the hazards are lower than axle height they ain't too had to take at speed.
Big Wheel could tackle young goats to mature coyotes my SV's 17" wheel trip out on.
What I've got to keep in mind with these extra wheel deals is how they look on steep sloped loose turns with a tractor+hay rake or log truck taking up best place to travel. Another thing about these low head level rides in steep up/down places, every little dip in the road makes the way ahead totally blind faith too often and long. Half track design keep floating to mind as i drift off.
If the hazards are lower than axle height they ain't too had to take at speed.
Big Wheel could tackle young goats to mature coyotes my SV's 17" wheel trip out on.
What I've got to keep in mind with these extra wheel deals is how they look on steep sloped loose turns with a tractor+hay rake or log truck taking up best place to travel. Another thing about these low head level rides in steep up/down places, every little dip in the road makes the way ahead totally blind faith too often and long. Half track design keep floating to mind as i drift off.