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Remove the Voyager kit and sell it! If you get the rear wheel into a rut you are going to be stuck there as the middle wheel is the drive wheel. Pro's are you ain't gonna drop it, but cons are they don't maneuver that well. If you are considering trike, buy a real one... Paul, I do get into Southern Ontario on occasion, we should ride some time!!

Skid...

It's a 1st Gen MK2 and taken at Vogel...

Welcome home!! Thank you for your service even in a civilian capacity, it is appreciated!! Now get that 1st gen fired up and put several thousand miles on it!!

True Blue Dan! Look at the bottom of the ad. Wonder how many Sour Apple they will sell...

What is this "Work" you speak of???

Sign me up...

Welcome aboard, a brother of Barry is a brother of mine!! What side of the State are you?

HAPPY BIRTHDAY Taters!!!

Welcome aboard! Here's a fun event for you to attend and show your ride off at this August. http://www.venturerider.org/forum/showthread.php?t=82917

Next time just pull the dust cap and then the pins. No need to remove the caliper...

Not sure but it looks like one of those alignment pins for mating two pieces together. I'm sure someone, like Dingy, knows for sure...

Yes but according to legend someone has to GIVE you one! Buying your own negates the magic...

Yup! When they decide to take a nap there's no stopping them!!

You mean that WAS an Oddessy...

HAPPY BIRTHDAY Kat!!!

Sweet ride but it needs more safety chrome...

The Bug...

i was going to suggest a Spider website too

I'm pretty sure they are the same as the 1st gen hardware...

I agree 100%!!

If you're drawing THAT much current to melt solder (around 800 degrees) the insulation and rubber connector will melt first! Funny, I was an electronic tech for 35 years, and then an electrohydraulic mechanic working on flight control hardware for another 16 years and I NEVER heard that!! Better recall every piece of flight hardware Moog, Inc ever made as we solder just about every connector, lots more reliable than crimps...

But Don, you don't have a MM...

What if it's a tree house??? PS still waiting on Brake Pad's answer...

Progressive also makes a good pump. Bottom line, you want a hand operated low volume pump...