This is a very fine conversion: Kenworth big rig diesel to three-wheeler motorcycle.
This short video has to be seen to be believed. I wish there were more info but it wasn’t apparent. -Uncle Al
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COOL!
I love it!
Here is another crappy video of the same with no closeups
http://siamagazin.com/this-man-converted-a-semi-truck-into-a-motorcycletrike/
And another
https://m.youtube.com/watch?v=WEvwIJ2khVY
Here’s a good video of this and some other of Walt Moss’s projects
https://m.youtube.com/watch?v=q1Ghdn3-8Ws
A man and his toys.
Makes Lord Humungus too happy.
!!Rat Fink Approved!!
Thanks for the videod Frank!
Nice.
You won’t find anything like this in China! Rednecks Rule!
Whoever heard of a diesel powered rickshaw?
Cool. Now go check out Iron Thunder!
Haha! Bikers waive at one another when they pass. Whenever I’m on the bike and I see a 3 wheeled monstrosity coming at me I never waive. Get a real bike, goof!
I wonder how far it will go on one tank of fuel?
Looks like it is powered by a 3406 V8 Cat Diesel eng. Has an air tank just ahead of the fuel tank, so it looks like he is running air brakes on it. I love the creativity. Never seen mud flaps on a front bumper. But I never seen a front bumper on the back of anything. As trikes go; that is pretty cool. Big ole Super Singles on that rear axle. Nice. Shortest wheel base on a Kenworth that I ever seen.
Oops……3408 is a V8, 3406 is an inline six cylinder.
@old_oaks – I’d be very surprised if he didn’t have a real bike. The KW monster is simply a different kind of fun. It’s called the pursuit of happiness, right? (-:
Uncle Al, It’s a biker thing, not really judging him. There’s a lot written and discussed about “the waive.”
From old_oaks: “There’s a lot written and discussed about “the waive.”
I ride a big single cylinder dual sport. Looks like a dirt bike but it weighs 450+ pounds. A Suzuki DR-650.
I mostly don’t initiate a wave with Harley riders. They seem to be looking down their nose at me, which cranes their necks as at redlights I’m looking down on the top of their helmets.
But some of the old guys do. The ones who’s beards are mostly white. Like mine.