Looking for an atc250r missile two wheel kit.

[Roach250r]

Anyone? Thanks.

[Pumashine]

Originally posted by Roach250r
Anyone? Thanks.

There is a guy Kasey on TRX250R.net building one of these.
http://www.trx250r.net/trx250rforums/index.php?showtopic=4941

[1985ATC250R#155]

Missile Engineering Kits are made by Village Blacksmith in Des Moines Iowa. ph# 515-274-8631 ask for John Kite

[1985ATC250R#155]

http://atc250rlen.homestead.com/atc9.html

http://www.dehnerwelding.com/Missile.html

[mineralgrey01gt]

how fast were those things like that? How did they ride?

[CODY_M11]

On that homestead site that flat track three wheeler looks insane. Makes me want to find one to make like that lol

[mineralgrey01gt]

Originally posted by CODY_M11
On that homestead site that flat track three wheeler looks insane. Makes me want to find one to make like that lol

i was thinking that when I was looking at it. I bet it turns those little tires up quick lol

[CODY_M11]

I think it just looks awesome. Out of all the new and expensive flat track 4 strokes I have seen I believe this R blows them away.

[troybilt]

This leads into a project I was thinking about...

Converting a flat track quad to 2 front, 1 rear wheel to make it street legal. I think that would be cool lowered, etc... with a fat single rear tire... similar to Can Am spider only better... maybe even 2 stroke...

[speedfreek]

OMG! Those look very fun! Bet they are screaming fast and easier to turn than a 3 wheeler.

[1985ATC250R#155]

Originally posted by mineralgrey01gt
how fast were those things like that? How did they ride?

I'll put it this way. If you were the top dog at the local racetrack, and the guys from Iowa showed up with these. It was over, your gonna get lapped. Three wheeled rockets an inch off the ground and probably 20 to 30 pounds lighter than a stock atc250r if not more.