IFS for 2F/1R layout?

[Manky Monkey]

Which part of California are you in XL? We don't get many mountain roads here in Guildford. Brock was in Bakersfield for the drag racing back in March.

[XL-erate]

By coincidence, I'm just east of Bakersfield in the mountains. It's secluded, more like remote, no real name for the place, except home.

[lunatic]

I have no idea where I got the pic from, sorry! It could possibly even be a corbin? I think it may have come from a random image search on google.
It would be great to see something like that built though!

[XL-erate]

Yeah, gotta be one wild ride! The Corbin I saw was a bright yellow  Can-Am Spyder a few days ago, looked really nice. Their front wheels are much closer together, but I prefer this wide set design you posted, more stable, plus the black one has a lower seating than Can-Am's.

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http://www.motorcycle-usa.com/Article_Page.aspx?ArticleID=4456

Pics:
http://www.motorcycle-usa.com/Galleries_Featured.aspx?Gallery=993&Main=11&Sub=22&PostBack=1&Media=1

[trikerpete]

Hi, is this any good??

http://www.g35driver.com/forums/showthread.php?t=208728

[Trikerbob]

Cool looking trikerpete, but too car like  Be a sod to get wheelchair in lol 

[XL-erate]

I LIKE it Triker Pete! Something similar in single seater would do fine, or some kind of convertable from single to dual as the need arose. Now if I can loot Corbin's for a schematic...

They also have another bike type with 2 front wheels close together at the link I posted.

But thanks, that clearly answers the question: YES it WILL work! Decided I'm going to build a 'normal'  1 front/2 rear trike first then pursue the more radical 2 front/1 rear right after that. Already sketched out the first one and have most of the parts.

Thanks again!

[XL-erate]

Oooppss, turns out the company name is Cirbin, not Corbin. More pics:

http://www.cirbin.com/211.html

[Trikerbob]

Oooppss, turns out the company name is Cirbin, not Corbin. More pics:

http://www.cirbin.com/211.html

Looks cool what a site, thanks