Removing the Tri-Glide Body - Photos & Video
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Too bad it is so dirty...
Here are the photos of the mounting points for the body.
Four on the bottom of the trunk, under the liner-
Two more against the front wall of the trunk-
One on either side of the Trike, under each side cover-
Photos from different angles coming soon.
Here are the photos of the mounting points for the body.
Four on the bottom of the trunk, under the liner-
Two more against the front wall of the trunk-
One on either side of the Trike, under each side cover-
Photos from different angles coming soon.
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Pics of the Tri-Glide from different angles with the body off.
Couple shots of the reverse motor-
Various angles-
Photo's of removing the axles, replacing the bearings, and a few other things we discovered in the process....all coming soon.
After all that is done I'll be mounting the video camera and going for a ride. Video should be fun/interesting!
Couple shots of the reverse motor-
Various angles-
Photo's of removing the axles, replacing the bearings, and a few other things we discovered in the process....all coming soon.
After all that is done I'll be mounting the video camera and going for a ride. Video should be fun/interesting!
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Yes, I have the Convertible Comfort Lift™ for 14" shocks installed. It is the first one we made, not even powder coated, plus the nut is not welded to it.
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