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Many small business owners or farmers are using trikes to move their products. They are far cheaper than a car and can get more load than a bike.
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That's pretty cool
Some of them have the final drive as a bike chain others like this one have reverse gear (top shift lever on the 4th pic) , prop shaft and differential.
With a bigger engine could be a good base to do some leisure trike in North America.
Ha ha , I see some very nicely done electrical work on that Trike in the differential pic . Looks like my stuff when I first started out :biggrin:
Oh my goodness .
I guess rear brake lights are optional in China ??? How about turn signals ?
Wow baby !
Cheers, Snortin Norton out
Usage of turn signal and brake lights is common here. Chinese are pretty good to build nice light shows. Some have their bikes, cars or buildings look like xmas trees.
I'm sure there's something wrong with those cart springs in the last pic...and I do love the ferrous oxide finish.