frEEk
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posted September 04, 2002 02:25 PM
anyone know the old honda 3 wheelers?
i need to change the rear brakes on an 84 200es. i'm not sure on the proceedure tho. do i just pup off the cover on the right hand side of the read end & get direct access to the shoes? or do i need to pull the whole rear end off the bike & split the case first, THEN remove the cover? & am i gonna damage the axle seals when i pull the cover off?
hopin someone has some experience wit these old buggers. man, thats one ugly bike.
   
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Dino
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posted September 04, 2002 09:34 PM
3wheels???? send that sumbich off w/ tomorrows garbage!!! (deathtrap)
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frEEk
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posted September 04, 2002 11:08 PM
yeah, no kiddin. the guy has flipped it countless times. but guess he cant afford to get a new one so has to make due.
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Dirtybill
Needs a job
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posted September 09, 2002 11:10 PM
A guy I went to school and worked with died after one of those flipped and landed on his head and neck. Knowing him though, it wasn't being ridden "responsibly".
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beansbaxter
Needs a life
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posted November 18, 2002 02:29 PM
Are they still made?
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frEEk
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posted November 18, 2002 05:32 PM
i don't believe so. they'r considered too dangerous.
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ZHooligan
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posted November 18, 2002 06:22 PM
No one makes them and the motorcycle dealers can't even sell used ones. I found them a kick in the butt. And when you read the statistics most of the fatalities and what not occurred with people riding them without helmets and in many cases they were kids riding two up. They are no match for 2 wheels in the woods but fun in the dunes!
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