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Newbie with XJ750 Seca trike

Discussion in 'Hangout Lounge' started by secatrike, Feb 16, 2008.

  1. secatrike

    secatrike New Member

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    Dear All,
    Just a short note to say hi from the UK. I am a new member with an XJ750 Seca trike. Your site looks great and will provide me with much information to help me revive my new ride.
    Thanks
    Richard
     

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    MiCarl Active Member

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    Welcome aboard!

    I think I speak for many when I say we'd really like to see a detail pic of the swingarm and final drive.
     
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    secatrike New Member

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    Hi MiCarl

    I attach a few pics of the rear of the trike. The diff is from a Robin Reliant, which has been narrowed and built on a custom swing arm. Drum brakes to rear and handbrake on RHS.

    She has a steering damper on the front to deal with the usual trike wobble. She will get up to 70 with no issues with more to spare.

    Any further info, please PM me with your e-mail address and I will send more pictures to you.

    Regards, Richard
     

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    beanflicker_98 Member

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    That thing is so sweet.
     
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    jdpesz Member

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    That is absolutely awesome! Welcome to xjbikes.
     
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    Man that looks cool! Got to tell ya, I lived in the UK (NW) for just over two years and I never saw anything like that on the M6. :)
    But seriously great looking trike! Welcome.
    Mac
     
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    how much did that cost to
    Impliment? My brother has one leg and he would be stoked if I could get him on an Xj like mine...(triked out of course) I'd love to get design details so that I could do a conversion...
     
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  8. TIMEtoRIDE

    TIMEtoRIDE Active Member

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    Maximmonster- - call Jack's cycle salvage in Sanford- - they make trikes and always have a couple on display. They're only 45 miles from you.
     
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