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Old 07-15-23 | 07:07 PM
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Originally Posted by Velo Mule
They guys that make drift trikes often use green sewer pipe for the rear wheels. The fact that the front wheel is like a unicycle wheel endears it to some tinkerers too.

These as you said, Randy, these Green Machines are made to be drift trikes or feel like drift trikes even on level ground going only moderate speeds.
Originally Posted by grumpus
Tape it up and shoot in some expanding foam?
Put these two together and you have a good repair. They use slices of pipe cut at the width of the wheel as covers since the back wheels are "consumable". Glue/tape/expanding foam the existing damaged wheel and then find pipe with correct inner dimension to slide over the whole thing (both sides)
That is probably a newer model,but the original Green Machine might well be considered C&V
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