Posted by John T on September 10, 2007 at 08:34:49 from (66.244.83.147):
In Reply to: homebuilt rides posted by mike in mo on September 10, 2007 at 08:20:04:
Mike, Sorry no plans here butttttttttttttttttt one of the most fun things I observe at shows is the assortment of all sorts of homemade ride arounds.... Theres hardly no two alike, Ive seen 4 wheel drive articulated w/duals wheel horses n about everything imagineable. The absolute MOST Ive seen are at Florida Flywheelers.
BUTTTTTT I dislike (n so do many others) the real loud n noisy ones soooooooo use a good muffler system is my advice. Also a good umbrella sun shade system/cover/umbrella is a must for your riders comfort. DO NOT make it too wide is my next advice n again QUIET. I like front n rear lights on mine. NOT TO OFFEND ANYONE but I personally dislike Gators n all the other big n wide huge cart/vehicles/mules etc cuz they are toooooo dern wide n noisy (wider n louder then say a golf cart) in my opinion lol
One other thing if you make it like an exhibit (restore an old wheel horse etc) you may still be able to ride around in it where golf carts or lawn mowers are prohibited??
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