Getting another trike tomorrow...

[RayO]

Well it looks like I am finally ready to get a new trike, had the yellow one since last June so it is getting boring. I am going to Greensboro NC tomorrow to pick up my new one. It is an Ecstasy, not new but a 98 with 4032 miles on it. Ti,e to start all over again changing stuff!! If any of you know of someone that would like the yellow one, it is now for sale! Will post it in the classifieds Friday if I get the time!! I have put a few grand in it since buying it and will sell it for $15, what a deal!!

[V-MAN]

Congratulations and good luck on the sale of the "old" one. Do you have pictures of the new ride? What is an Ecstasy?

[V-MAN]

Congratulations and good luck on the sale of the "old" one. Do you have pictures of the new ride? What is an Ecstasy?

Should have looked first! I didn't know what an Ecstasy was but I did find this picture.



http://www.amadirectlink.com/daytonadirect/2001/wed/images/beachst/MVC-865F.jpg

[Warren in Atlanta]

Way to go Ray :lol: can't wait to see the new one :D

[R J]

Ray, you is a gettin rid of the yellow one.

Man, you change Trikes faster than I do cars & Trucks.

So will the new one get the blower then?

Corn-grat-u-lations on the new ride.

Does this one have the 502?

[TNT]

Congrats Ray! I think you just get bored when you get one fixed the way you want it and just have to buy another one to keep you busy! Working on thems half the fun right?

[Smilin Jack]

congratulation Ray,

Like Vicki said you get the thing the way you want then it is time to move on....

But if the picture that was posted does it justice the new trike should be a beauty.

Smilin' Jack

[RayO]

This is a pic of it, I havent actually seen it myself, but have a few pics. I will take more very soon! Yeah, you guys (and gal) are right, I do get bored after I get done, but that IS THE FUN!!
http://i18.ebayimg.com/02/i/01/2f/92/44_1.JPG
http://i7.ebayimg.com/02/i/01/30/4b/94_1.JPG
http://i17.ebayimg.com/01/i/01/2f/8f/50_1.JPG

[Michael P.]

Nice looking, Ray. Looks big enough to have it's own zip code. :D

[Smilin Jack]

A three seat model.... Gee I wonder how many folks we can take at one time.... Perhaps we can set a guiness record.

Nice looking Ray.

One questions. Do those big trikes handle as well as the goldwing trike you had or the Valkyrie trike?

Jack

[RayO]

Well the luck I have is consistant anyway. I drove 250 miles each way to get this thing today, after talking to him a few times on the phone, took cash to buy it with, and told him to have the title and all paperwork ready to go by noon and I'd be there to get it. He agreed there would be no problem, I got there at 11:30 this morning and it looked good, I checked it out, and said lets do it. THEN he told me to go ahead and pay him so he could pay off the loan he has on it in Pennsylvania and he would send me the title when he got it back! Man was I ticked. Some of you may have went along with that idea, but a pretty good friend of mine here has an old 50 something truck he bought like that 3 years ago, he paid the guy and never did get a title. He has a bill of sale that says he owns it, but he can't license it. So, I left it there and came home. Looks like I will find more to do to mine now and keep it aorund for a while!

[R J]

Yep, I think I'd of walked also..........

Hope you gave him a piece of your mind in the process......

There will be another one that is better.

I got this new Edelbrock Air Gap manifold for mine the other day. Now I got to wait for it to warm up since my heater in the garage to a ...... well, we won't go there. this is my heater that uses recycled oil and etc.

The guy who sold it and installed it said I need a $750 part to fix it. Crap, I never paid that much for it new........

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