150cc trike test drive.

Reveeen · 07-02-2011, 03:05 PM

That appears to be the larger chassis (250cc), rather than the large 150cc chassis (the "lump/hump" in the floorboard appears huge).

( http://www.benzhougroup.com/YY150T.html ) vs: ( http://www.benzhougroup.com/YY150T-10.html )

Was it set up like a 150cc ATV (chain driven axle), or was it something else again (I've seen pictures of a 4th type GY6 case with an axle hanging out both sides of the case)?

Vibes a lot.

Your typical scooter motor is double rubber mounted (at the engine mount to frame adapter and at the frame adapter to the frame) I *think* one pair of rubber mounts are done away with.

Unless there was a cargo box/platform my preference in a trike would have 2 front wheels..... single rear.

07-02-2011, 03:05 PM	#1
Reveeen Join Date: Jun 2009 Location: orbital platform Posts: 741	That appears to be the larger chassis (250cc), rather than the large 150cc chassis (the "lump/hump" in the floorboard appears huge). ( http://www.benzhougroup.com/YY150T.html ) vs: ( http://www.benzhougroup.com/YY150T-10.html ) Was it set up like a 150cc ATV (chain driven axle), or was it something else again (I've seen pictures of a 4th type GY6 case with an axle hanging out both sides of the case)? Vibes a lot. Your typical scooter motor is double rubber mounted (at the engine mount to frame adapter and at the frame adapter to the frame) I think one pair of rubber mounts are done away with. Unless there was a cargo box/platform my preference in a trike would have 2 front wheels..... single rear.
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