Check out this race frame for a 110

[kilabeez0]

http://cgi.ebay.com/ebaymotors/ws/eBayISAPI.dll?ViewItem&category=43981&item=2418755457

Now before anyone gets anxious, I plan on buying this :x My question is, since I have an 85 110 and this frame is for a 70's style. Would this work for me? I know the axles, plastics, and tank are different but would I be able to stick the motor, forks, etc. on? Or is it not worth it since I would need all new plastics, tank, point set up (i have CDI)? Any help is appreciated.

[Howdy]

That is a cool frame. How ever since you have a 1985 set up you will need a lot of different parts to do the switch. Fenders, gas tank, rear axle, and other stuff.
Howdy

[Trikeaholic]

interesting, I would have figured it to be some kind of suspended kit. Still neat for the $$, get it, killa!

[Russell 350X]

thats cool. do they make full suspension frames for a '82 185S?? no suspension sucks :evil:

[kilabeez0]

will this take the plastics from the 79-82 110's? or is this frame like from REALLY early 70's 90cc trikes with the GIGANTIC balloon tires?


http://ebay1.ipixmedia.com/abc/M28/_EBAY_729f850875141ce88a7d2fb49a57f897/i-1.JPG

[greenhuman]

That frame is one built by Pauter Machine in Chula Vista CA. They were made in the mid to late seventies. All your stuff should fit OK. That company used to make the best hot-up stuff for 90-110 engines. 61mm stroker cranks, 61mm cast alloy big bore cylinders with forged Venolia pistons, big valved roller cam head, methonal carb kits. 180cc. Mine used to give the first model 250r's a run for their money till we hit some bumps.