The main body and paint being completed and road worthy was the main goal for getting it home. I have fans a windshield wiper assembly and a gang switch panel yet to install and of course LED lighting tinting the windows and covers for the openings for rain. Oh and I will get a separate car battery to run all the extra’s and plug in charging at night, a spare tire and the rear breaks need to be setup with a separate foot pedal. So we can drive it for now but lots to do before it’s complete.
Nice one. Need covers for the rainy season and solar fans to stay cool when it’s hot & when the plastic coverings are rolled down. I hope that you have 175cc & above motorcycle on it due to power to weight ratio. Good luck 👍
2nd time I saw this sidecar design but this one has a unique touch, this design is good and can be improve iteratively, well thought. Good for passenger commuting and personal use.
My neighbor gave me a Polaris snowmobile. It needs love but I did get it to start first try. I want to get it back into looking good and running smooth then trade it for a 4 season vehicle.
Excellent work. I like your customizations for the motorella. It looks more stable than the traditional trike. Also is the cab attached to the motorcycle only on the front of the motorcyle frame? I couldn 't tell from your videos. If so, this would make it easier to detach the cab from the motorcycle than with a trike. For me this would be for repair purposes. Looking forward to your 3rd video!
First time seeing your video's, and no Idea what your end cost will be for something like that, as for my self I decided to go with either the Moto Posh 9 passenger or the King Cab 9 Passenger. I am a pretty big guy so I worry about being able to climb over the motorcycle to get into the pilots seat. And it's nice having everything with standard replacement parts. And the extra power that the 200cc engine delivers. I have no idea if this is true or not, but I have been told that the smaller 175cc trikes are not legally allowed to travel on the National Highways from one town to another. And that the Moto Posh is the only one that is allowed because of it's bigger engine. Oh and one other thing for me to consider was both the King Cab and the Moto Posh have reverse gears.
Full support to Mr. Wayne. New subscriber here from Bulacan, Philippines. 🇵🇭 I missed Mindanao (my birthplace) where I usually see this kind of vehicle.
Nice….. like the theme. I thought they would have installed the benches. If your secondary lights are LED it shouldn’t stress your charging system. Since there are no side windows,deflectors at the front/side windows may have kept some rain out. Keep it under 60 klm.😮 maybe a mini cooler and cup holders for a fellas beverages! Vroom!! VGG!
Um, never seen the word trust spelt like that before. Looks like twist. haha How much did this cost? I'm guessing it would be pretty close to the price of a Rusi Chariot if you include the cost of your original motorcycle.
The font wasn’t selected before we painted, so I lost my choice of font but it’s ok. So far the cost is motorcycle=95k pesos + Rela=80k and accessories and adding up+++++ So probably about 200k pesos when finished
@@Lauderdale-in-the-Philippines Wow. That's expensive. I think it's possible to get a Rusi Chariot, which is the same basic thing. for around Php 100,000. ru-vid.com/video/%D0%B2%D0%B8%D0%B4%D0%B5%D0%BE-moJgCzPowCk.htmlsi=R7YbUm_ENdHwYTtr
Altogether, with accessories it was around 100K pesos. If you operate it for public transportation it will cost an additional 10K for the business registration.
Altogether, with accessories it was around 100K pesos. If you operate it for public transportation it will cost an additional 10K for the business registration.
I want something like this but using a honda motor and like 200-300cc. I like the Rusco Caraboa but can't find them. The Rousi chariot looks good but I want more cc and reliable. I never heard of these motors in the US. I want power because of hills in the province. I'm in Naval sabang. You don't find the flag may rub people the wrong way lol? I mean your in a different country but promoting America 😂
@Lauderdale-in-the-Philippines I know. My wife lives in the Philippines. I never had an issue with honda Motorcycles. A lot of motorcycles in the Philippines though are 125cc. Good for commute but on hills, when carrying 3 people or more, you need more power. Where my wife lives there are hills, so people have to get out and walk up the hill while driver drives up.
