Trike “toe-in” tool

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Measuring for parallel wheels can be frustrating. Hopefully this little rod tool can help. A good set up is when the wheels are the littlest bit “toe’d in” while you are sitting in the seat. If you error, error on the side of toe’d-in. Hope this helps.

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2 окт 2024

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@darktechfst3424 4 года назад

i love trike even $3000 mean a year 3x good meal a day for me, i probably never own one but man can dream, i hope and pray you subscribers reach 1 million so maybe poor guy like me can take part in giveaway free trike, but i live in Indonesia, tax and import cost sky rocket but like i say "man can dream", right? lol

@Frumibandersnatch 4 года назад

I can't see a thing and there are too many "between here and there" with out identifying what the "here" is and what the "there" is. Further, I am not being told what the goal is. Is it to make the wheels square with each other, or should there be some amount of toe in? Thank you for trying to help us out but I don't find any value in your video. I actually bought an alignment tool, I set the toe in to about a 2mm gap at the rear of the wheel but the tire is wearing unevenly on the inside of the center track. I'm guessing that I need more toe in, but I am not sure.

@missguided1 4 года назад

Hello. Go for parallel, and if you are going to be off, error on the side of toe-in. The goal is to have the toe-in 1/8"-1/4" front of the wheels "toed-in" with the rider's weight in the seat. This was an improv "tool" but we have since stopped including it with Performer trike orders. Originally I had folks make their own with curtain rods. :) If you have a 2mm toe-in and still wearing out the tire from scrubbing, yeah, try a bit more.