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Rayvolution GSX-R 750 Powered Trike Kit

The Rayvolution is a kit available in multiple forms, a Starter Pack, a Stage 1 Pack or a Full Kit plus there are optional extras. The basics are a steel tube chassis, front suspension from a Mazda MX-5 and power train support for your Suzuki GSX-R. Stepping up you get the body panels, seat, lights, radiator and cables. The full kit adds a bit more and the extras include such things as a modified swingarm for a wide tire, 17 inch wheels and more. Price isn’t mentioned.

This really does much the same thing as the Sportcycle but benefits from years of development and more modern power. The assembled kit weighs 880 pounds and the rear end looks more thought out than on the Sportcycle. If you have an old GSX-R in the garage, wouldn’t this make a neat project? From the sound of things on their website, assembly is pretty easy and I bet this thing is a hoot to drive.

Source The Kneeslider.com & Rayvolution Cars