RT Alignment and Toe-in

amac1680 · 03-10-2013, 02:19 PM

Yeah it's a big help. Once you get it set up if you just check it from time to time and "tweak it" a bit you avoid many of the problems.

I'd like to take credit but it came from the MC-95 Reverse Trike site. Those guys were "early adopters" and did a lot of the troubleshooting. I'll take credit for finding it, lol.

Its a cool scoot but not for everyone. Fun to ride but requires extra attention and a different skill set. Rode it almost 100 miles over the weekend and people talked about it at every stop.

Be Big,
AMAC

03-10-2013, 02:19 PM	#6
amac1680 Join Date: Oct 2012 Location: Jacksonville Fl/Mantoloking NJ Posts: 272	Yeah it's a big help. Once you get it set up if you just check it from time to time and "tweak it" a bit you avoid many of the problems. I'd like to take credit but it came from the MC-95 Reverse Trike site. Those guys were "early adopters" and did a lot of the troubleshooting. I'll take credit for finding it, lol. Its a cool scoot but not for everyone. Fun to ride but requires extra attention and a different skill set. Rode it almost 100 miles over the weekend and people talked about it at every stop. Be Big, AMAC __________________ Mobilizing Americas Hereos www.SEGS4VETS.org Messages by Alan Maccini are created using voice recognition please excuse any missed errors. SYM RV200 Evo Lance "Cali Classic" 125 MC-95-250 Reverse Trike http://www.fuelly.com/driver/amac1680/rv200-evo
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