Are you uncomfortable on a 2 wheel scooter? Well maybe you would like to try out one of our trike scooters(3 wheel scooters). They are all in stock for immediate delivery. Or maybe you would like to build your own trike, our trike scooter conversion kit is $999 and we can ship it to your door. Contact us. More about our trike scooter conversion kit here.
How about this one? It's a 150cc gasoline powered scooter, with a top speed of about 60 mph. We can also install a trike kit on just about any scooter, in any color you want; and we can custom paint your trike also.
Maybe you want a 250cc trike. You pick the bike, we'll build the trike.
We stock electric powered trikes as well, just like this one. It can be programmed to travel at speeds as high as 28 mph for up to 33 miles before recharging. And with the optional basket that attaches to the backside of the seat, you'll have plenty of room to do your shopping.
This electric trike is also a great alternative to a golf cart at less than a quarter of the cost of a golf cart. Not only does it go further and faster, but you can take it to go shopping; can't do that with a golf cart.
So come on in to our scooter store, it's right on US 1 in Port Saint Lucie, just north of Prima Vista, and take a test drive.
Our trike conversion kit fits just about any 150cc scooter without any modification to the kit. With a few minor adjustments to the swing arm it will fit convert your 250cc scooter.
This kit will make your scooter a real trike; 3 wheels - not 4 like the Tow-Pack kit. Not only does it come with a real differential axle; it comes with a complete rear Disc brake system, suspension system, alloy wheels, fenders and all the hardware you need.
The above trike was assembled in under two hours, no body panels needed to be removed or modified. We disgarded the forward rear mud shield and rear wheel assembly.
The trike conversion kit is simple to install. Remove the muffler, rear wheel and shocks; install the spocket to the rear axle. Next remove the main engine swing carrier bolt and slip the trike swing frame to the carrier bolt. Bolt the trike axle to the trike swing frame and install the 2 rear tires. Now all that is left is to install the 2 new rear shocks and the new rear Dis brake line and master cylinder. Add on the 2 rear fenders and then take your new trike out for a test ride.
Click on images to enlarge. Here are some photos of a trike kit being installed.
Here the rear wheel, muffler and shocks have been removed and the trike carrier frame bolted on. The scooter model we are building in these photos is a touring model, and requires that most of the body panels be removed to replace the shocks. The silver trike above does not need any body panels removed.
This photo shows the shocks installed,the spocket, right hand axle frame support and most of the body panels removed.
Next we'll install the rear axle and start reassembling the body panels. Before we can finish the body assembly we will need to see how the stock muffler fits.
This photo shows an OUTS muffler installed, it needs to be reangled to match the body lines. We will accomplish this by cutting 3/4 of the way through the exhaust pipe where the muffler is welded, then re-weld the cut.
We have notched the underside of the rear quarter panel to allow for muffler clearance with spring compression. The trike conversion will be complete when we paint the silver fenders to match the body. The silver fenders do look well on the bike as you see in the next photo, but we want them blue.
Here the bike is completed, except for the paint on the fenders. We may also do some trimming on the fenders to shorten them up to give the bike a different look. Click on it to enlarge the image.
This body style we choose to convert is available as a 150, 250 and 300cc. You are going to love the rear wheels when you see the enlarged image.
Be sure to send us photos of your trike when your done. We built this TGB Delivery trike. This trike scooter required a minor modification to the swing arm shock mountings and re-bending the muffler pipe downward.
Our kit's drive spline fits all horizontal, GY6 style from LinHia-Yamaha, 250cc. The CN 250 & CF 250 vertical cylinder Honda requires a different drive sprocket, which is custom made by us at a cost of $125. Or you can make it yourself. You need to sent us your rear wheel spline or hub or rim if you want us to fabicate it for you. You also need to modify the swing arm, moving one cross brace forward. We are currently developing a swing arm that will fit all CN 250's without modification.
Our stock drive sprocket fits all drive axle splines measuring 20mm outside and 18mm inside. Some 250 GY6 style engines have a 21mm - 18mm; no problem here, a little filing of the spline makes the sprocket fit perfectly.
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