What your kids do to your tadpole or quad when you are gone

[trikeman]

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=pEPylEAZOXY&feature=related

[theDude]

I did that to my StreetFox the other day. Some friends were over and they asked how strong it was so I stood on the seat and jumped up and down for a while. They were impressed until it started to roll and I just about did a face-plant into the driveway.

[Grant]

The interesting thing is the independent front suspension. It seems to have an unequal length a-arm coil spring setup.
Does anyone know more about the trike? Is it a factory trike? :confused: -grant

[Grant]

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=pEPylEAZOXY&feature=related

After they stomped it they
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=uh47ubjZFLE

Then
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=zJxovoYXA6k

[Grant]

Sorry, I got the image attached. How do I get it to display? -tks grant

[theDude]

That's pretty sweet. Now I have trike envy :(.

[Richie Rich]

Sorry, I got the image attached. How do I get it to display? -tks grantHi, Grant.....Welcome to the AZ Krew...
To get your pix to display within your post, you first need to store the pix on one of the many third-party picture storing services (I use FLICKR.com), or your own website server if you have one.

Once you've got the pix stored, you copy the URL of the pix and attach it to your post. Here's how...

When you're composing your post, you'll notice some icons at the top of the text window. One of the icons is a square named "Insert Image". (Hover your mouse over the icons and a label will pop up with the name.)

LEFT click on the icon and a box will open for you to paste the picture URL. Click OK and the picture will now be in the window with your text.

Now that you know how it's done, we hope to see LOTS of your project pictures here on the Forums.

.......Richie Rich.....
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[Grant]

Thanks RR. I will give your instructions a try. -grant