Garage Built Three Wheeler Based on Suzuki Hayabusa SV1000 Not Polaris Slingshot T-Rex Morgan Elio
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 4 ต.ค. 2024
- Way before Polaris began marketing its Slingshot, Sithirak Yin of Eastvale, California built a three-wheeler in his garage which he designed on a computer and based on a Suzuki SV1000 and Hayabusa. BMW and Chevy Corvette car parts were also utilized.
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I first saw the trike and talked to the builder earlier this year on Hwy 74 at Hell's Kitchen [Southern California ] Last weekend I saw it again on Hwy 74. Having seen it in person,I must say very well built!
Very nice. Makes me want to get my old reverse trike going again.
Why anyone would down vote this is beyond me. The man is doing stuff.
Great work. It's wonderful to see somebody take a desire and follow through to achieve completion. Just when I was starting to think that American ingenuity was dead and complacency a standard, I come across this video. Thank you Mr Yin.
Excellent piece of craftsmanship....You can be very proud of this creation!!!
This is very cool project and the body just needs a shell to go over it .Very cool dude seems to be very intelligent thanks for video
love your use of extruded aluminum in the assembly,I always said,people are passing on a incredible building material,a erector set.The plus side is you can bolt it altogether ,then weld it after final fit.Great job.
He has built a street registered vehicle, Something Elio can't do and he did it for a lot less than $100 Million and didn't take 4 years to complete it. Good job Bro.
mike William It's just one handmade vehicle though. I know you weren't being completely serious about Elio. This is still impressive for one person to do nonetheless.
+Ron Wilson Can I see a source for the price?
i just re-looked at your front end you might want to change the 2 top frame segments
for a front end collision, they look like they would go right through you, think this config over, triangulate straight portions of frame pieces etc so they aren't going through you
rethink this over okay mike !!
Awesome, Not many people go into those details!
Outstanding! Nice job all around !!
Mr. Yin, you are the man! I love your ride. It is unique and well built. I only wish that I had half the skills you have. Great job!
a fantastic well built machine. You can see its been built with precision in mind rather than passion. A masterpiece normally starts life on the back of a napkin or notepad, not CAD. Kudos to the man and his engineering skills and no i haven't got one nor have i made one and yes I'm a bit jealous but if you're gonna put the money and time in why make something that looks like a car bolted to a storage rack bolted to a motorbike.
you can tell this man is very technically smart what a precise engineer all you have to do is put a nice fiberglass skin on that thing well-built well engineered with a very small amount of refinement that could be a production vehicle
Great work!
Simply and effective solutions
good idea brother i proud of you cambodian
Life is great when you do what you love
Very impressed with your ingenuity,very nice ride man... A bit of overkill but more is better then not enough so I'm on the same page as you as long as the weight is kept in check.
Amazing work. Mad skills!!!
very cool build brother..amazing
What an awesome build. All that welding of AL must have been tough!
fun future project idea !
thanks for sharing
I would cover that thing in sheet metal and rivets, polish it up, make it look like a WWII fighter.
now he just needs a designer to make a fiberglass body to put over the skeleton frame
Yeah put some clothes on her
I love it!! You've really built something special, and I bet you probably don't have more than 3K into it. Very nice!
Nice Machine but please think of a rear impact your straight square frame
can kill you like a spear through you, you need to figure a crumple zone or collapsible
frame senerio, impact absorbing a square frame doesn't provide that safety
just a point to think of on the next build, maybe angled frame config back end,
nothing straight and horizontal thats facing your back, build in a fold breaking point
when using square tubing or similar protection in designing this machine
a point to think over okay !!!
Very interesting it looks like it would take a engineer to design and build I bet you have a ton of money and man hour's involved in this build I bet your wife was happy when you finished this project .
Simply amazing and it looks fun
Astron -> AssTron -> AssTrone :)) . Nice build man very cool
proud to be cambodian toi brother
Impressive. I've seen the extruded aluminum you used in a lot of factory applications. Never would have thought of using it for a chassis.
Love the cambodian flag on the spoiler!
nice work
beautiful job !!
Great effort and finished product! (Tips hat!)
Amazing work, and talent!! BRAVO !!! Gb bg
Very cool how the human mind can think
FUCKING HILARIOUS!!! I've seen 80/20 used for a lot of things, but never anything like this--probably because it's strong, but pretty heavy. It's still very cool.
markstoys11 lol I know, I clicked the video expecting to see the work or some expert welder/fabricator and then I was like "holy shit, he built that thing with 80/20!"A lot of our fixtures, and workstations at my work are built with that stuff.
AstroTrain maybe was the bot his boy was thinking of.. kewl rig, nice work!
Beautiful work. A fascinating vehicle. I wonder if he heat-treated the aluminum frame after welding it, and if so, where he could find a place with an oven big enough to do it. I am inspired!
if the back of the frame at the bottom wasn't so box like, it'd be the coolest thing around. i bet it cost sweet fuck all too. i mean the outside frame rails could go up and in to hug the vtwin and she'd be a beaut ahuh
Good job man!
love your 3 wheels, you must spend a ton on time on it.
good job!
I think, it's a litle ovebuild, but over all congratulations for build
wow u r clever....pretty cool project
Glad you enjoyed the video Rob. This guy worked really hard to build this three Wheeler.
good job......nice machine......
Woo awesone!! I love it.
The guy who built this said, "I'm an engineer not a designer."
Paul Robert engineering takes into account aesthetics.... That's a lame excuse
Looks like a fun toy. Like the whole machine, but the chassis/frame could do with a MKII revision.
Pretty slick, a little boxy on the back end though, I'm sure it would be nice to have a reverse of some sort, the get out and push it backwards leaves a lot to be desired.
I'm going to make something like this one day
that spoiler kills it......does it actually need that?
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magnificent!!
Very cool ride! The only thing thats bugging me, its the way the rear end of the frame looks. The front looks great, but the rear chassis by the swingarm looks like a Lego set. BUT, it looks great and very functional! I like how he incorporated the sportbike swing arm instead of designing some fancy suspension that probably wouldnt perform well.
Excellent work, you must open a school to teach others. I am dying to build one but don't have the technical know how
Frankenstein!!! genius!!!
Awesome!!!
My gran son says Would be cool w a Fiberglass hood /Panels
nice
Overall I am very impressed! Not bad for the type of metal it is built from. You can see that he put a lot of engineering into it. I am curious how many hours he put into it, starting with the design phase thru to the finish and the total cost? (I'm certain he continues to refine). I bet it is a load of fun!
Excelente 🇩🇴🇩🇴🌎
the car should be call ebay because olmost everything is from ebay lol great work men congrats
Quite a beauty!!!! Is there any concern with the accelerator petal getting some sand or something in the sliding rail that would cause the sliding part to stick... thus making the acceleration to become stuck. That would be disastrous unless you have a kill switch.
Somewere between lowes ebay and a touch of best-buy i found the parts in the returned item section
Fully aware of 80/20 it used in my industry as well and it might have structural properties it is not meant for anything like this.Its actually meant to be bolted together. I see he welded it but if a weld doesn't break something will bend and if there is an accident he's a goner. PLEASE NO ONE TRY THIS! THIS IS NOT SAFE!!!
Kevin Zack I mean its his 1st project
do you have plans,might be a nice project,sell full size plans,80/20 might be interested in your project for marketing.
Its awesome. I am aslo a mechanical undergrad. Recently, I started a project regarding a trike. Can you help me on few things?
I want it to see in f1 race .., .three wheel vehicles are much faster than four-wheel, less contact surface provides much faster ...such vehicle come with the brand manufactured, then we say that we also participate in the future for f1 ...best wishes for future ...design...🙃
3 wheelers combine the disadvantages of cars with the disadvantages of motorcycles
its definitely a unique design, but is no short supply of sketch,
Ive just wrapped up the finals on another robotics competition. we use this stuff all the time, but it is super flimsy. as in it starts acting up under 50kg's of stress.
that being said. i did also see one robot lifting 2 other robots up off the ground putting a total load of 140kg's on just 3 of these struts.
take it from work?
1 piece @ a time
looks great
good job
damn impressve
some panels maybe?? it looks good naked but hey. if he could imagine a frame that's not half bad, I bet he could maybe think of some cool panels for it. carbon fiber or metalic.
Very nice. How did you get it to be street legal?
Astron is Very cool
NICE JOB!!! Did you put a body on it?
Looks great, technically very interesting. Do you have any bump steer?
I am designing/building a three wheeler and checked it out for mine - pivot points on the same plane, I think.
Like your trike.. I'm building a reverse trike myself for the first time. The only thing is how do i mount a swing arm to the frame. Any thoughts?
I wonder if this could be used for a Wikispeed chassis.
Any update on this vehicle and builder since its been 8 years
Need to add some body work on the front third to reduce drag - what say ye?
Looks heavy
I like it, its coming out of a huge knowledge and experience.
I just wanna add my humble opinion regarding the frqme right angle where the engine sits, what if it was a curved instead of this right angle??
No Prob. When you build YOUR'S, "Curve It"!
Not really sure how I feel about this. I love the idea of building your own vehicle, but some of the parts could've been better executed.
can anyone provide the information on what it took for him to be able to register his machine and make it street legal?
Wow!! Khmer 😱
All of them from ebay bro? Hahah.. but its cool, i like it
fortune tied up in it I bet
Love everything except that rear wing. There has to be something a bit more discrete you can use
I may be wrong but the Hayabusa is a 4 cylinder bike.
In the video he explains that the engine is from a SV1000 and the swing arm is from a Hayabusa.
The Moto Channel
needs fairing -
body panels tho?
i cant till someone makes 3 wheeler to really compete with the trex style and price
How does it handle?? good?, bad? scary?
that thing is really nice! u should build me one and I'll pay u for it later...lol!...nice piece of machine tho
Nice trike but would prefer a Polaris Slingshot, gliding through the twisties at 1g! and only $20K!
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I like the mechanical's , could use some minor improvements/tuning but that frame is just plain ugly. Good start, be interesting to see where u take it.
What did it cost to build this thing?