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My 4 wheel can am spyder and some off my other bikes pics first place winners
- Thread starter LOURACING
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fastfraser
Blazing Member
:2thumbs: Nice job . Is it street legal ?
Yes it is dot approved inspected and all, i drive it everyday my personal bike
Thanks for them
There is no pics off the swing arm i fabricated a cover for the swing arm,the axle is solid but the axle carrier pivots,and yes i have the stock shock on it i put the stock shock at the same location it was with the factory swing arm location
LDFIREWORKS
New member
:2thumbs::2thumbs::2thumbs::2thumbs:
THANKS
Firefly
Active member
So it was inspected and approved for road use after the transformation?
Is it still classified as a MC then?
I've heard some states will allow 4 wheelers like this on the road.
Not something I would do-- but kinda cool.:thumbup:
Yes they are states that 4 wheelers are legal i build custom quads and drag quads so i knew when i bought the spyder that i was going to make it 4 wheel this bike draws so much attention its fun to ride alout off planing was done between myself and my good freind dave over at eastcoastatv i realy wanted to build something to atract the younger crowd in buying spyders
DragonSpyder
New member
Would love details on handling, etc. Seems there would be much less body roll in the corners.
Yes they are but it was not easy to fabricate at all
It handles to me way better on 4 wheels they three i can hugg the corners realy fast with out a problem
Thanks
Raptor
New member
Simply Splendifferous!! :firstplace: What a great project. That must have been fun to do. For me, I'm gonna stick to three wheels; I like the challenge! 
If I had my way I'd be back on two, but I am not sure that is ever gonna happen, so three it is!
It would be fun to see more of the detail of the rear end, etc. so I can better understand how you put that together. Also, did you have the wheels made for the hubs or did you use adapters?
If I had my way I'd be back on two, but I am not sure that is ever gonna happen, so three it is! It would be fun to see more of the detail of the rear end, etc. so I can better understand how you put that together. Also, did you have the wheels made for the hubs or did you use adapters?
sinkhole
New member
quad Spyder...
Please, please, please... some pics taken from the rear so we can see just what's gong on back there. :clap:
