Now THAT's an Opus-worthy project....  I can hear his welder firing up already!!!  
 
Welcome, Jim!

Well I'll have to figure out something...first thing I'll do is build a model.  Discussed with DW and she things it would be cool.  If I can't get Opus to help out, maybe I'll have to buy my own welder...hmmm new tools...
 
When is fathers Day again!?  LOL!
 
Thanks for the welcome.
 
 
The idea that came to mind this morning was something along the lines of what a dragster has on the front of it.  Another was taking the front of two DF's and using them welded together sideways and then somehow mounting it to the front of my Infinity.  Now I just need to get some models going.
 
DW said since it would be so much bigger than a tadpole, I should call it a frog!!  She even hinted that I just save up and buy a trike, but that's way more than I want to spend, and I test drove some in Stephens Point WI (the Hostel Shoppe) two years ago, and I topped out the gears too quickly (for me) any way.
 
Back to the brainstorming...
 
ETA: visited the Atomic Zombie site...maybe something good there in the tadpole design he has.

Opus, thanks for the future help...maybe.  I'd like to try and keep the original bike and add the tadpole wheels to the front somehow...or maybe you have a better idea.  I can keep the USS with the cables that it currently has.  You have the expierence with building this stuff already, so I could learn from your lessons learned.  I would like to add disk brakes also.  
 
Maybe I have grand ideas.  I'd kinda like to do this: add the tadpole wheels to the front, add a modified Reg Rodaro Stormy Weather (www.lightfootcycles.com/stormyweather.htm) type fairing to streamline it all.  I can handle the wider stance to help with the stability and speed is nice, but not top priority.  I'd mainly like to have the stability at a stop with out having to put my feet down, so I can make a fully enclosed fairing to ride in all weather conditions.  I know we have tons of heat here in north Texas, and so I would have open sides for most of the year, but I'd like to ditch my car, and I have a goal of riding to work for a soild year, once I get this thing done.  
 
I have tons of ideas, and I need to start sketching them out, so I can have an idae of what I want.  I also plan on building a model when I decide what I want it to look like and see if it's feasable.  I'll have to scan the drawings and send them to you to see what you think.

It depends on the material of your seat frame. Right now all I can work with are mild steel and chrome moly, my Al alloy welding gear was "borrowed" by person or persons unknown. Right now I'm in Tennessee, drop me a PM through the site with your contact information and we'll talk...
 
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