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Jan 29, 2011. 10:53 AMQ5Quint
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just use wood.... a 2x4 and some wagon axle/wheels from lowes or home depot....
Nov 30, 2010. 11:27 PMfreewheel
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2 wheels in front or in back? If you had two wheels in front, i think it would be easier, because you would avoid the question of a differential. You would need something functioning as a tie rod to keep the wheels aligned properly.
some of the older trike axles bolted onto a frame just like a single rear wheel, 20yrs ago I bolted a stingray frame to a trike axle, hammered on 6sets of forks and made my boys the wheelie kings of the school
Jun 28, 2010. 5:29 AMTitanTechRobotics
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You will have to add a differential, so that you can turn easily. I have converted a bike to a trike before(with welding), and it didn't turn well without a differential. AI
For some reason I cannot upload........SO, http://www.flickr.com/photos/mronrust/4449696892/ http://www.flickr.com/photos/mronrust/4448920575/ These are 2 pictures I took at a yard sale. The dude told me that it started off as a no- weld trike. You can see the nuts and bolts in the picture, but im thinking that it did not work too well since there is a bunch of iron added with plenty of welds.
We built an entire electric racing car without welding. you can do much with nuts and bolts and pop rivets
Jun 27, 2010. 7:38 PMRe-design
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Probably, but you'll have to be able to drill metal for bolts if you can't weld.
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