I can 99.9% guarantee that I can rig up the ATV Tracks to my ATC. I just wanted to see if its been done before. & of course try my 95% cheaper way of doing it first.
Thanks again

 

I'm very surprised not to see any ATC winter tips yet.
Even though I've got a Summit. I still love bombing around on the big red in the winter....lol

 

It's going to turn like ****.

The best tires I ever had for a sport utility trike was on my 225 DXN

ITP Mudlight's all around.They kicked *** in the snow!


You wouldn't happen to have a good strait chrome fork tube for a 200S for sale?

 

It all ready turns like ****.....lol
Thats actually where I've decided to start my project. I'm gonna see how a single ski set up on the front end, works with my stock tires in the rear end. Because the front tire is way to wide & front end light.

P.S. Thanks for the winter tire tip.

 

I know its an old thread.....But yes....They are out there. I have tracks on my ATC 250sx and it is incredible......And it turns excellent!

 

Wow. Very cool. I didn't think they made them. Thanks for sharing the pictures.

 

Its a place called Tru trax in MN. They are mainly just making the tracks for 6x6 and 8x8s. This is a kit they used to make....Not sure if they do anymore or not, as the owner wont answer mails. This kit is universal. Had it on a polaris 4 wheeler also. Even have skis to replace the tires on the front of a 4 wheeler. Its just a rear trailing axle to the hitch with a shock to your rack or grab bar, 4 tires and rims, 2 spacers,the skis, and the plastic tracks. Unreal in deep snow.

 

I've seen pictures of 4 wheelers with the TruTrax system installed but not a 3 wheeler. Cool.

 

Had it on this one last winter...

 

ive seen it done, there was a guy with a tracked three wheeler on youtube, the way it was set up, he had the regular wheels for the drive and two smaller wheels for the guide. dunno what those guide wheels or the tracks were from though. the axle for the back part is attached to the back. The way its set up, looks very simple to take off when you want them off. according to the poster, it was about $400 to convert