SOLD Rhino Suzuki VS1400 trike ride

We take the gorgeous Rhino VS1400 trike for a ride and an MOT Paul rides along on his Sportster 1200 armed with an action cam, but loses sight of the Intruder as it pulls ahead. As of the publication of this video, the trike is for sale. [e-mail]
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CRAZY BANJO
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[@rhinotrikes]

We no longer build Suzuki Intruder trikes. We can still convert your own Intruder but we don't sell a bespoke kit. We now concentrate on Harley Davidson Sportster 883 and 1200cc models 2004 onwards.

[@clauspedersen9454]

how much to do my own

[@rhinotrikes]

@@clauspedersen9454 Drop me an email; [e-mail]

[@luisaguiar3456]

Good afternoon.
Mr Rhino.
I would love to buy one of your trikes..new or used in good condition.
Is it possible to know the prices, and if they can ship to other countries?
Thanks
Luis Aguiar

[@rhinotrikes]

Hi Luis
We can ship a kit anywhere. A complete trike is more of an issue because it can't be transported on a pallet. Delivery within Europe is possible, but as our trikes are not homologated it's often easier to fit a kit to a bike from your own country

[@mariaclearybegley]

can you tell me please what kind of rear breaks you used i need help with mine thanks

[@rhinotrikes]

The rear brakes are 8" drum. The trike is one I built many years ago and would have had single piston reliant wheel cylinders which were fitted to various early Austin models and MK 1 Ford Escort rear. Later and current Rhino trikes use classic mini twin piston cylinders and modified Morris Minor 8" drums

[@mariaclearybegley]

@@rhinotrikes thanks very much for getting back to me you have really helped

[@rhinotrikes]

@@mariaclearybegley if you send me a picture of your brake back plate, I can tell you which you have fitted. I stock both types and their respective brake shoes, or can provide you with part numbers

[@mariaclearybegley]

we are using the drum as i said but my husband is using a k lever as he has a disability he can not use a foot break but we cant seem to get the breaks to work is the k lever able for the car breaks

[@rhinotrikes]

@@mariaclearybegley I don't know what a K lever is but if you're trying to run both brakes from a handlebar lever, you will need a 19 or 20mm master cylinder, then you will require a splitter, you can go straight to the front brake calliper, but the rear hose will need to go to a remote servo which will draw vacuum from the rear cylinder , then it goes to the rear cylinders. You won't move enough fluid from a standard 13mm 1/2" or 14mm cylinder and a 20mm cylinder won't give you the mechanical advantage you need to have efficient braking (It will feel wooden and not stop)

[@noangel3652]

Thanks for nothing how about pictures of the bike 😡