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We're going to trike out a 2006 UC and I feel we need to build the motor. Would the big bore kit, 96 in from HD be a good choice, or is there other options.
Wouldnt the gear ratio in the rearend dictate the torque? I see plenty of stock motors in trikes and bikes with sidecars, I don't think its a have to do, unless you want to.
The only thing that you might need is the '95' kit.They do it when they trike a new one at the dealership for sale.Trikes are alot of fun plus ya don't have to put your feet down when you stop........JB.
You wont want to be flying around on a trike.Ever get one of those in a auto rutted road?The ones where the ctr of road is higher than where car tires ride.
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