TricTrac: Houser Racing's Latest Invention!

[firefighterjosh]

I couldn't get to there site to check this out. Keeps giving me errors but I found this article over it

TricTrac: Houser Racing's Latest Invention! (http://atv.off-road.com/atv/article/articleDetail.jsp?id=406391)


Seems pretty cool. Maybe it will fix my KQ's caster problem. :devil:

[Outlaw 50]

What an excellent idea!

very creative...id like to try it out

[underpowered]

saw it up at the dealer show. pretty cool, but i don't think the bushings will last very long. the way it works it looks likes sand could easily get up in it and wear it out quickly. but it is cool,

[Chin_Chilla]

This has already been posted up...

http://www.exriders.com/vbb/showthread.php?s=&threadid=281070&highlight=tric+trac

This is how it works...

http://www.houser-racing.com/www.houser-racing.com/trictracinstall.htm

[CannondaleRider]

What happens when you come into a hairpin corner, hard on the brakes, Only one side will caster forward.

I also don't want really quick steering intermittently through whoops, or on hard landings.

I'll stick with setting a middle ground:)

[mach1stang]

it would be good for flattracking

[400exrider707]

Check the other threads, this has been discussed extensively and we even got Q&A with the wife of the owner!? Very helpful. TT seems like the best place for these arms.

[cody anderson]

I talked with Goodman at the Indy show. I believe this was his idea... He said it's the BEST on a TT track.