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Proletariat - 30-8-2013 at 12:18 PM

I think these are cool. Does anyone own one?

http://www.zumaround.com/information.html?m

B-Roc - 30-8-2013 at 06:40 PM

no, but I am looking at buying one of these




The mighty Hill Kicker Pro is the ultimate adult drift trike. Are you ready for some extreme downhill magic? The Hill Kicker Pro is built to help you ride and drift and experience whatever hill you want to conquer. You haven’t experienced downhill biking until you’ve gone down it on a Hill Kicker Pro Drift Trike. Available in black, white and red, the Hill Kicker Pro is equipped with a single-speed free wheel hub, 20″ mountain bike front wheel in aluminum double wall alloy rim, Cantilever brakes (easily adjust for smooth braking), steel frame, HDPE (High Density Polyethylene) seat and HDPE rear wheels in anticipation of riding in high speed and frequent drifts with rim brakes

awindofchange - 30-8-2013 at 11:47 PM

Nah...for drifting, you need to look at the Onda Cycle.....

indigo_wolf - 31-8-2013 at 01:33 AM

Quote: Originally posted by awindofchange  
Nah...for drifting, you need to look at the Onda Cycle.....


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B-Roc - 31-8-2013 at 06:19 AM

Onda Cycle is pretty cool. Kind of a beefed up, adult version of the kids drift trike (below) that got me interested in an adult version


zero gee - 31-8-2013 at 06:24 AM

Quote: Originally posted by B-Roc  
no, but I am looking at buying one of these




The mighty Hill Kicker Pro is the ultimate adult drift trike. Are you ready for some extreme downhill magic? The Hill Kicker Pro is built to help you ride and drift and experience whatever hill you want to conquer. You haven’t experienced downhill biking until you’ve gone down it on a Hill Kicker Pro Drift Trike. Available in black, white and red, the Hill Kicker Pro is equipped with a single-speed free wheel hub, 20″ mountain bike front wheel in aluminum double wall alloy rim, Cantilever brakes (easily adjust for smooth braking), steel frame, HDPE (High Density Polyethylene) seat and HDPE rear wheels in anticipation of riding in high speed and frequent drifts with rim brakes


How about an electric one? :D

B-Roc - 31-8-2013 at 06:48 AM

I'll take the electric one. Who needs hills when you have speed.

Weeeeeeee!

skimtwashington - 31-8-2013 at 10:54 AM

D3 Trike Drifters bike(electric) not available for sale.


Sample video of Drift Trike(non electric):






No Helmet.... scaring sh*t out of cars as they're somewhat out of (full) control and almost crossing double yellow line into oncoming traffic. Somewhat irresponsible, huh? Yet these do look fun. I would be more safe than this though...

How long before drift wheels wear out? They must get red hot too!

Complete trike Cost:$258.99 new drift wheels:$48.95

http://www.drifttrikecentral.com/hill-kicker-pro

Wonder how long to charge a Zumaround battery.


erratic winds - 31-8-2013 at 05:32 PM

Quote: Originally posted by skimtwashington  
D3 Trike
Complete trike Cost:$258.99 new drift wheels:$48.95

http://www.drifttrikecentral.com/hill-kicker-pro



Why so much? Looks like it's just 6" pvc irrigation pipe with a wheel inflated inside...

On a related note, I just figured out something stupid to try. Will report back if I do.

WIllardTheGrey - 31-8-2013 at 07:41 PM

I've been looking at these.