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This is my first post. I was doing a search for information on a Velorex 16/350 clone using a Honda CL500 and found a thread on this forum.

Does anybody know where I can find a forum dedicated to building reverse trikes and where a Velorex build could be discussed?

Thank you.

Id' say this one but since nobody noticed or responded in a month, maybe not?

There are reverse trike builds here. It isn't that different.

What are your goals?

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Now, that would be a cool build to see. I've been fascinated by them for years.

Try searching around on YouTube and Pinterest as well. There are several photos and videos that could lead you to some good Internet resources. I believe they have a yearly confab somewhere in Eastern Europe each year too.

Cheers,

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Damn! That front slip angle is way too large and the Ackerman is just a muddle.

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There have been multiple trike build threads here in the 'non-traditional' builds area. There's really nothing particularly special about 'automotive style' reverse trikes that wouldn't be applicable to discuss here as well, unless you're trying to get into tilting or something like that.

However, if you want RT specific stuff, there used to be a RT Yahoo Group that had a lot of good info, but I'm not sure how to find if any archive exists for it not that the platform has disappeard. Otherwise...

Here's a forum archive: https://reversetrike.proboards.com/
Here's a not very active forum: https://reversetrikes.freeforums.net/
Here's where most of the people probably went: https://www.facebook.com/groups/953318724689005

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