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I can't wrap my head around an easy/quick (FREE) way to put the cheapo H.F. wheels (with bearings) onto my live axle short of welding it on there (**** NO! No welding). Theres gotta be some quick, cheap/free way to do it, no? Tightening it up with a nut and some washers or a collar won't stop...

Ok, to better clarify this is a motorized drift trike project with/for my son, and therfor pvc "sleeves" will be wrapped around the tires . 12" tires MAY very possibly work; however, 10" pvc can be locally purchased and readily available whereas 12" is special order and EXTREMELY expensive from...

I just bought a set of used tires on 6" rims; the current tire size is 12x8x6; HOWEVER; for the project I'm doing I need a 10" diameter tire. It was too good of a deal to pass up, even if I have to sell/trade them away, but I haven't found a 10" tire that'll work (& I don't know my *** from my...

Thanks for the heads-up Landuse... That would be great if it's an actual possibility... Anyone with a link or more knowledgeable info/experience? Thanks

Hey guys. I live in Worcester Ma and am looking for a cheap pair (2) of Wheels, either a pair of fronts or pair of rears, to fit onto a father-son project. We have a 1" live axle with 3 bolt Usa hubs. Wheels just need to be straight/true, not pretty or perfect, diameter not important as long as...

Thanks for the advice guys. Tangiblestar: my impression is that a regular (non motorized) trike is drifted using your body weight, shifting side to side. I figured motorized or not; the same concept would apply, and the motor would just allow you to build enough speed to use and shift your...

Sorry for the lack of introduction, I've been reading this site for a while but never posted. My name is Robbie and I have 3 kids, all boys, who are 13, 9, and 22 months. All are serious gear heads; anything with wheels and a motor and they can't resist. My 13 year old (also autistic) has...