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Harley Reverse Trike!
- Thread starter Rockwall
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Bob Denman
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For that price; I'd buy three of them! :thumbup:
Chupaca
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Nice pic...
those were abundant in south america and are still around today. Probably not that model but worked on many brands converted to that style. Delivery door to door for kerosene, bread, fish, veggies etc. And they all had distinctive horns/bells and whistles to let you know they were onyour block....:thumbup:
those were abundant in south america and are still around today. Probably not that model but worked on many brands converted to that style. Delivery door to door for kerosene, bread, fish, veggies etc. And they all had distinctive horns/bells and whistles to let you know they were onyour block....:thumbup:
Rogue Hawk
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It's interesting how good ideas get lost and rediscovered over time.
brerrabbit
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I bet my helmet would fit in there and let the door close.
Wait a minute, I ride a HD trike and I can put my helmet in and close the door.
Won't fit in wife's Spyder though.
=bob=
kep-up
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HUH? 2011 RSS frunk holds my full face modular helmet, alpinestars padded jacket, 2 pair gloves, rain suit, and some other stuff. (I've even been able to stuff a bottle of single malt in there, too)
i'm trying to figger out how to get a case of beer in there with all of that. It's a pain getting the bungee net to strap it on the seat.
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