Re:look at this... the trike we made from a minibike..hmt STYLE
 

Here is my trike I made for my buddys little boy. It was a way for me to learn how to weld. We cut it all up, peiced it back together,welded it, took a grinder to it, and painted it. it started as a radio flyer we dug out of a trash can.
we lowered it 4", streched it 3.5" and put like a 50drgree rake on it....

[img width=600 height=400]http://www.pix8.net/pro/pic.php?u=2375Jb6j6&i=32400[/img]

[img width=600 height=400]http://www.pix8.net/pro/pic.php?u=2375Jb6j6&i=32399[/img]

[img width=600 height=400]http://www.pix8.net/pro/pic.php?u=2375Jb6j6&i=32398[/img]

I really like it. So does caleb, the one who we made it for. thats all that matters.

Re:look at this... the trike we made from a minibike..hmt STYLE
 

^ That's pretty badass :P

Re:look at this... the trike we made from a minibike..hmt STYLE
 

thanks. i wanna make another with some chrome over the wheels. I wouldve added the chrome mud thing, but it was to rusted.

think I could sell one on egay? what do you think I could get for one?

Re:look at this... the trike we made from a minibike..hmt STYLE
 

You can sell anything on eGay. I say, don't get your hopes up. Build one and see how it sells.

Re:look at this... the trike we made from a minibike..hmt STYLE
 

Can the kid even reach the pedals? It doesn't look like it. Make it adjustable size so the kid can grow with it. Wouldn't take much. Just cut it in half right in the middle and drill 3-4 holes into each side. Then get a sturdy pipe that fits inside the frame, drill holes in it and use a couple bolts to adjust it. That's what I'd do anyway.

Re:look at this... the trike we made from a minibike..hmt STYLE
 

Well the trike is now in Nebraksa so we made it on a last minute thing. His dad is now in Iraq...he left a couple of weeks ago. I just wanted Caleb (the little boy) to be able to take it with him. He'll be able to ride it in a few months. Until then...he's satisfied to just pushing it around and climbing onto it all by himself. Making it adjustable is a really good idea though.