Browsing Archive: May, 2011

MC-95 Reverse trike First Outing 1 Video on YouTube

Posted by Kevin Rutland on Monday, May 16, 2011,
I've just posted a video of my first ride in a local disused parking lot.

See it at:  http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=8Qgz9cHzHvw

Called:  MC-95 Reverse Trike First Outing 1

Kevin




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New Website Name!

Posted by Kevin Rutland on Monday, May 16, 2011,
I decided to change the name from the ChineseReverseTrikeGroup to MC-95ReverseTrikeGroup as it is more specific to our machines, and it probably what newcomers will be searching for.  There are some variations of the name depending on the supplier but they all come back to the MC-95, so I think that it fits well.
Save www.MC-95ReverseTrikeGroup.Info in your favorites!

Kevin
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Getting in Touch

Posted by Kevin Rutland on Wednesday, May 11, 2011,
I've had several encouraging emails, following the launch of this website. Thanks for the feedback.

I'm still in the early stages of getting used to my MC 95 Reverse trike, but I'm enjoying the rides.  It takes some time to run the engine in fully, so I've not done any rides above 50mph for anything other than short bursts, but I'm feeling comfortable on it at 30-40mph, which are my usual speeds on the quiet backroads.  As the warmer weather arrives I'm hoping to get out a lot of evenings and ...
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Welcome to my Chinese Reverse Trike Webpage

Posted by Kevin Rutland on Wednesday, May 4, 2011,
Thank you for checking out my new website.  I'm aiming ot have lots of relevent info and photos etc, of anything related to the Chinese Reverse trikes. 

I spent a lot of time surfing the internet before I purchased my own MC-95-250 trike, and had very little real information to make a decision upon.  Eventually I was able to track down an owner and got some excellent info about the older and newer versions of the trike.  It was still a leap of faith but I am delighted with my purchase. 

Chines...
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I've been constructing various vehicles for fun for many years. These include kayaks, sailing boats, hovercrafts, and ultralight airplanes. I taught "Shop Class" for many years in the UK, before moving over here and settling down in the Midwest. I believe that anyone can learn to maintain their own motorcycle, trike, or scooter with a little help and encouragement. Remember that a mechanic is just somelone like you who learned to do the job properly. If you are willing to learn you can do it. If in doubt then ask an expert. Safety first!

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