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XJ750 Trike

Discussion in 'XJ Modifications' started by RoyEvans, Apr 6, 2021.

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Cool or killed a classic?

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  1. RoyEvans

    RoyEvans New Member

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    My XJ trike project. Narrowed axle with disc brake conversion, hardtail frame, 18 inch rear wheels with a modern superbike front end.
    Are trikes liked on here?
     

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    IMG_1973.JPG This was mine:
     
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    Sort of, it was the American cruiser version, shaft drive. I bought it as a 3 seater badly welded, bent axle, no brakes heap.
    I replaced everything from the tank back.
    Some things you'll notice - 15 inch wheels with tall tyres running 15psi, rear master cylinder hidden inside the frame, low down straight through silencer, K&N pod filters, wide front forks (best bit of the original trike).
    Stuff you can't see - multi triangulated frame, including the front half, new axle tubes to replace the reliant thin wall stuff, new front axle to replace the welded one...
    Anyway, I my back wasn't up to it, so I part exchanged it for this:-
     

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    A speedometer mounted in an old piston.
     
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    IMG_1977.JPG It needed something (a backlight) to make It IVA compliant what you can't see is the Perspex cover with three blue LEDs set in the edges.
     

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