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    #81
    The Tagum City, Davao tricycle:




    Tricycles in green. Tagum city


    In Mati City, Davao




    All Photos courtesy of Wada boy of SSC

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    #82
    This is how a tricycle looks like in Bacoor, Cavite..

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    #83
    Those trycycle produces lots of smoke due to the engine 2 stroke motorcycle . If the motorcycle due to engine overhaul they add more 2T oil mixture on the gasoline on the tank to have more lubrication to prolong the use but produces lots of smoke .

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    #84
    Un registered, motorized 3-Wheel contraption. The new King-of-the-Road. They are are now everywhere in Metro Manila streets.

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    #85
    It's good that poorly maintained 2-stroke tricycles are starting to disappear. Too bad crappy tricycle drivers won't.

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    #86
    Quote Originally Posted by roberto_minosa View Post
    It's good that poorly maintained 2-stroke tricycles are starting to disappear. Too bad crappy tricycle drivers won't.
    It is just bad for us motorists that in Manila, the new replacements for all those junked tricycles are now motorized pedicabs that doesn't have proper equipment.

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    No proper headlights, brakelights, no suspension, not even proper brakes in some instances. Just a water pump engine driving the rear wheel via chain or belt drive.

    These careen through the main roads in Manila with little regard to safety. They aren't even licensed/registered. I doubt if the "driver" even have a motoring license.

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    #87
    Ive seen a lot in Divisoria market which transport vegetables product and cruising along Roxas Boulevard early or nightime and overloaded and passenger on top of the pedicab and the reckless driver looks like he ride on a sportcar .

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    #88
    As far as I know, since those contraptions aren't classified as motor vehicles, a license is not required to operate them. That only worsens what's already bad.

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    #89
    http://www.blackjackzero.com/mainindex.htm



    The one on the right has an air-cooled VW engine that is turned around 180 degrees and with the cooling fan and fan housing removed. The cylinders' cooling fins are exposed, just like a motorcycle.

    I like to have a locally made three-wheeler with a VW engine (driving the front wheels) and an enclosed body.
    Last edited by donbuggy; October 16th, 2009 at 03:48 PM.

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    #90
    Quote Originally Posted by roberto_minosa View Post
    As far as I know, since those contraptions aren't classified as motor vehicles, a license is not required to operate them. That only worsens what's already bad.
    They should be classified as motor vehicles because they use public roads.

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    #91
    Correct. But the LTO is too busy thinking whether they should track each and every vehicle with their RFID thingamajig. Talk about mis-prioritizing.

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    #92
    Quote Originally Posted by roberto_minosa View Post
    Correct. But the LTO is too busy thinking whether they should track each and every vehicle with their RFID thingamajig. Talk about mis-prioritizing.
    Are you sure it's not the kick backs they are prioritizing?

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    #93
    That's a given on anything about the government...

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    #94
    Quote Originally Posted by donbuggy View Post
    http://www.blackjackzero.com/mainindex.htm



    The one on the right has an air-cooled VW engine that is turned around 180 degrees and with the cooling fan and fan housing removed. The cylinders' cooling fins are exposed, just like a motorcycle.

    I like to have a locally made three-wheeler with a VW engine (driving the front wheels) and an enclosed body.
    Hi Don, they look like modernized Morgans... old British reverse trikes. I believe they are not VW engines - but V-Twins similar to Harleys or Indian Chief Motorbikes.

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    #95
    The silver car has a VW engine. With a Beetle transmission.

    http://www.blackjackzero.com/pages/v.../vw_parts.html



    Ehnriko, I'm sure you can design a better looking body for this three-wheeler.

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    #96
    I actually like the body style of the Blackjack. I have several articles on the car saved somewhere.

    Ingenious work they did with the Beetle gearbox adapting it to run backwards...

    Ang pagbalik ng comeback...

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    #97
    Quote Originally Posted by donbuggy View Post
    Ehnriko, I'm sure you can design a better looking body for this three-wheeler.
    preferably one that doesn't look like a cardboard box on wheels ...
    Last edited by ghosthunter; October 19th, 2009 at 04:54 PM. Reason: TO EHNRIKO: DO NOT EDIT MY POSTS TO LOOK LIKE I SAID THEM

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    #98
    Quote Originally Posted by ehnriko View Post
    Giveaway design for Tricycles...
    and this one - is not for giveaway...
    This is my Cory Aquino inspired design - more of a personal expression.
    YouTube - Trima S3 "Dedicated to Cory Our President"

    Enjoy...
    Quote Originally Posted by donbuggy View Post
    Here's my drawing of a three-wheeler that I posted in another thread:

    These are great designs from *donbuggy and *ehnriko..

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    #99
    yeah but if you look closely into the design that donbuggy posted, it doesn't realistically consider items like human seating space for two, an engine, transmission and suspension geometry into the design.

    Just pointing out the errors. It does take at least one project done to completion to show how hard to allocate space for human occupants as well as mechanicals.

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    #100
    GH is correct. It's not realistic. But all car designs begin with a 2D concept drawing.

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