PVC is my friend. I took the plans from Utah Trikes website.
Trikes and PVC Article I bought all the parts for about $33. Then in the morning, I chopped up the pipe with my saw. It all fit together just fine. So I started taking it apart and gluing it back together. That could have gone better; I glued a part wrong and had to hammer on the thing to get it to go together. The crossbeam in the front is missing some pieces. I actually broke my rubber mallet hammering it together. But it’s assembled its sturdy strong and lightweight. It makes tuning the tike up a lot easier. I can’t imagine a cheaper way to get a decent safe stand for a trike.
Anybody have a different stand or way to work on a trike without knelling on the floor?
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