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Psycledelic - the latest trike

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    Rorschandt
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    I had a few requests for pics of my new trike. It has an unusual but very ergonomically adjustable
    seat design. The main frame is brazed 4130 thinwall tubing, with rear suspension only. Not painted
    yet, and has a way to go before I can ride it any distance with confidence.
    pictures.care2.com934061387 Thanks for looking at my stuff.

    Rorschandt

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  2. Rich Westerman
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    "rorschandt" <[email hidden]> wrote in message
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    Quoted message said:

    I had a few requests for pics of my new trike. It has an unusual but very ergonomically adjustable
    seat design. The main frame is brazed 4130 thinwall tubing, with rear suspension only. Not painted
    yet, and has a way to go before I can ride it any distance with confidence.
    pictures.care2.com934061387 Thanks for looking at my stuff.

    Rorschandt

    Looks great to me, but the dog looks pretty skepical.

    rich

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  3. Bill Hamilton
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    rorschandt <[email hidden]> wrote in
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    Quoted message said:

    I had a few requests for pics of my new trike. It has an unusual but very ergonomically adjustable
    seat design. The main frame is brazed 4130 thinwall tubing, with rear suspension only. Not painted
    yet, and has a way to go before I can ride it any distance with confidence.
    pictures.care2.com934061387 Thanks for looking at my stuff.

    Rorschandt

    My roommate says "he built it from a ladder?" 🙂

    The side pieces of the seat are aluminum plate drilled out for weight, right?

    It would be nice to see a close picture of the front and sides of the headrest.

    It looks great, once you're comfortable with it, let us know how it rides.
    🙂

    -Bill Hamilton

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  4. Jerry Rhodes
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    Nice job there. Is that a "mid-drive" under the seat or a "jackshaft"??

    What rear shock/spring/strut did you use in the rear?

    Jerry

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  5. Rorschandt
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    [email hidden] (Jerry Rhodes) wrote in :"]news:[email hidden]:

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    Nice job there.

    Thanks!

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    Is that a "mid-drive" under the seat or a "jackshaft"??

    I guess it is a "jackshaft" as it does not have a derailleur.

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    What rear shock/spring/strut did you use in the rear?

    It is an older Fox Float air shock I got on closeout.

    Rorschandt

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  6. Rorschandt
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    "rich westerman" <[email hidden]> wrote in
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    Looks great to me, but the dog looks pretty skepical.

    She was much more interested in the tennis ball. She is indifferent to trikes.

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    Rorschandt

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