Being into going round corners and stuff I quite like the 17" wheels and I'd wondered if anybody had ever gone the other way, fitting Cub wheels to Dax frame..
The wait is over.
That's far cooler than a Sachs mad arsed donkey any day!
Big wheeled Dax.
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Boo
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Big wheeled Dax.
I've seen a few custom Cubs converted to use Dax / Chaly size wheels.
Being into going round corners and stuff I quite like the 17" wheels and I'd wondered if anybody had ever gone the other way, fitting Cub wheels to Dax frame..
The wait is over.
That's far cooler than a Sachs mad arsed donkey any day!
Being into going round corners and stuff I quite like the 17" wheels and I'd wondered if anybody had ever gone the other way, fitting Cub wheels to Dax frame..
The wait is over.
That's far cooler than a Sachs mad arsed donkey any day!
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Re: Big wheeled Dax.
I'm not a fan of the little wheeled bikes, that looks way cooler to me .......... and more pratical.
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Boo
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Re: Big wheeled Dax.
Another pic of it under steam. May need some seat / footpeg stretching to fit taller folk!
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Re: Big wheeled Dax.
Thats brill! ..i bet you couldn't get them foot pegs touchin tarmac! 
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Re: Big wheeled Dax.
5.3 and his knees up under his chin. you wouldn't want to ride more than 10 miles at a time. LOL. how ever . yes to looking WHAY KOOWL!
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Re: Big wheeled Dax.
I bet Herrod could manage it!Kieron wrote:Thats brill!
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Re: Big wheeled Dax.
I think it's got so much style,.... somehow it looks right .... it was meant to be ...... OK in Ireland perhaps, trouble here might be a little matter of a number plate, a back light, front mudguard, a chain guard 
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Re: Big wheeled Dax.
Even Honda had a go at it with the ST90. Uses the old C90 points on head ebgine.Boo wrote:I've seen a few custom Cubs converted to use Dax / Chaly size wheels.
Being into going round corners and stuff I quite like the 17" wheels and I'd wondered if anybody had ever gone the other way, fitting Cub wheels to Dax frame..
The wait is over.
That's far cooler than a Sachs mad arsed donkey any day!
