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So the rider leans to turn it? I'd really like to see a video of this in action.
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or is it that you turn the bars to turn it?
You didn't happen to take more pics of that front end did you? i'd love to see more detail!
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Hello Felix.. and fellow xtr250 rider:naughty:
I only too the one pic of this quad, the back end was grafted on to the swingarm as well i think??
The main cradle that carries the wheels is fixed, it doesn't lean. The forks were pretty solid as well so i think he had stiffened the springs and damping right up. The forks just act as a steering column rotating on the steering bearings and a bearing mounted on the main cradle.. still with me?
When you turn the handlebars, it just pull's and pushes the trackrods that turn the wheels, the two red coilover dampers handle the bumps..
I'm going back there soon to buy some more gear so will take a couple more shots:thumbsup:
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Thanks richard, that kinda clears it up in my head. Interesting machine, but i wonder if that bike is not too tall for something that doesn't lean into corners. Either way must be a lot of fun to tear around on!
Post more pics for sure if it's easy for you to take more, but don't go out of way for them!
Cheers,
Felix
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I think this thing would outright suck to ride! :lol8:
Pretty darn cool though to see the original engineering involved. Here's the pic I got, not quite as clear, but brighter... Time to upgrade the blackberry and get an HTC methinks...
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It could be my bad eyesight, but is this quad not missing its rear right wheel? Seems just open space where the wheel should be. Am I missing something?
cheers