Can anybody explain this?

[putz]

 

[rooster57]

Him and his sister seem to be having a great time

 

[rb61069]

That just might be father and daughter! She has more advertisement on her than the John Deere has!

 

[putz]

I thought this would open the book of rooster. That book hasn't been heard from in a while.

 

[one finger john]

I thought the whole rig was a class act. Well detailed, yet conservative. Wonderful attention to detail (although I personely would have put more rake in the front end). Graceful, upswept exhaust. Then I saw the cow bell. How the heck is she gonna ring her bell from way up there.

Just realized that there is a steer's skull w/horns on the front end. Dear Lord strike me blind. Please. John

 

[Gerry]

Seems like these modern designer drugs do have their drawbacks.
Gerry

 

[jbisme]

The fork needs more rake, but that's a pretty cool trike.

 

[72442conv]

Nuff said

 

[M16er]

Bumpy road....check

Lean back while going down bumpy road.....instant massage.

 

[ruggs]

John Deere version of Fat Bob and Wide Glide.........

 

[Mike]

The cow bell is a perfect representation of a ride bell. :thumb:

As for the couple? Well, he's got heat in the winter, shade in the summer and moving pictures all year 'round.

 

[jbisme]

You guys are breaking my heart. I was into trikes before I decided to move on to something new. Although trikes can vary greatly from the picture above to this:

 

[jbisme]

This one belongs to a friend of mine:

 

[Ted Brown]

I wish I had the pics of one I built with a SBC/auto/Jag rear, it was a great driving/riding 3 person Trike... I love what different folks come up with, makes the World a more fun place.

 

[Ted Brown]

She sure could use a good padded sissy bar to lean back against and lower foot rests, I will say that must have been a lot of fun building and driving

 

[thomas]

On second thought, compared to this, that t-bucket on the other post does't look so bad.

thomas

 

[one finger john]

The cow bell is a perfect representation of a ride bell.

As for the couple? Well, he's got heat in the winter, shade in the summer and moving pictures all year 'round. :shrugn:

Mike, what is a "ride bell"?

 

[VegasBruce]

Mike, what is a "ride bell"?

The Legend:
Legend has it that a small bell attached to your motorcycle, close to the ground, catches the Evil Road Spirits. The Little Gremlins live on your motorcycle causing all kinds of mechanical problems. The cavity of the bell attracts these Evil Spirits, but the constant ringing drives them insane and they lose their grip and fall to the ground. (Have you ever wondered where pot holes come from?)

 

[AZCOWBO]

Possibly, they both eat to much and two often???

 

[Ted Brown]

Now some City folks may want to call it a Cow Bell, that would be a no no..