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Post by erik on Nov 2, 2012 20:34:52 GMT
You could create lugage room by adding cases on the sides of the drivers seat and next to the engine. Perhaps a pair of ski boxes is a good option!
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Erik
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Post by Scott on Apr 28, 2013 10:28:55 GMT
Come and see Eco-Exo Trikes @ Stoneleigh on the MEV Owners Club Stand for some show specials,,  Going to be a great weekend,,,, |
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Post by ray.h. on Jul 4, 2013 22:33:32 GMT
just checked the other thread and its a home built designed cabin scooter. cant post the link but its on l ocostbuilders trike section. titled. trike roll over steer. definately not eco exo. it was interesting to me because I have far more bike experience than car and many scooter type engines are very softly mounted using rubber bushes and I wondered what the burgman was fitted with. so sorry if ive caused any panic Scott
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Post by Scott on Jul 5, 2013 7:39:23 GMT
No panic Ray,
Just interested to see what being built, hadn't looked on there for ages,, don't think it's a Burgman unit though,, looks like he is making progress to sort it which is great,,
Ray, are you in the UK, if so please feel free to come and have a look round the trike, test drives are free, but you end up paying £500 deposit!! Lol,,,
Cheers Scott
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Post by humpy3004 on Jul 5, 2013 8:48:42 GMT
hi ya Scott. ive logged in as a member now but it wouldn't let me use ray.h. so ive now got a new user name.
probably not a burgman unit.it was interesting to see his solutions because I must admit ive worked on a lot of step throughs before and they have all had some degree of lateral movement but it seems the burgman is much more solidly mounted and the only point of issue has been altered by yourselfs. I would love to pop up some time and have a sit in one just to get the feel of it. I tried to get to Newark but the car let me down and I didn't make it. im currently selling my collection of bikes to finance a build and give me the workshop space and the eco exo is the top of my list. oh yes im in Hertfordshire.
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Post by Scott on Jul 5, 2013 15:29:36 GMT
Hi Ray,
Not far away then, we didn't get to Newark either and not getting to the AMM as I'm useless with a diary and planed other arrangements!
I keep the demo Eco-Exo at home so feel free to call up and have a look, it's the right time of year to sell the bikes but doesn't help trying to find cheap donors, I will post up any I find out there,
Cheers Scott
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Post by humpy3004 on Jul 5, 2013 19:39:02 GMT
where are you based scott. im not too worried about donors so long as they are complete. it seems the week points on burgmans are the electrics clutches and occasionaly the cranks. parts are readily available on the bay so a crashed or non runner isn't such an issue. currently how long is delivery time on the eco exo.
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Post by Scott on Jul 5, 2013 20:01:19 GMT
Ray, So not to hijack Rogers thread I have moved the post, (sorry Roger) Were based in Northampton J15 M1, The early AN400 are very strong, there looks to be a cracker here - www.ebay.co.uk/itm/suzuki-burgman-an-400-project-spares-or-repair-/141009608671?pt=UK_Motorcycles&hash=item20d4d3dfdfLead time is normally 10-12 Weeks, but I may have a kit available sooner subject to availability,, first come first served,,, |
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Post by humpy3004 on Jul 6, 2013 8:30:37 GMT
thanks for that scott but don't tell everyone lol. im watching that one. looks like a good fixer upper.i did think I was taking over rogers build diary. sorry roger. keep up the good work. looks realy well thought out and put together.
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Post by Scott on Mar 2, 2014 10:48:50 GMT
Another 2 x Eco-Exo-R kits all complete and ready for shipping over to the US, both heading for Colorado area,,,   |
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Post by roger32849 on Mar 24, 2014 20:24:28 GMT
Hey, invite those guys in Colorado to the forum. It will be good to see a couple of them going down the road together.....
Roger
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