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Mushing Innovations

"Here are a cpl of pictures of my dry-land rig. It's constructed from 110 Honda trike parts and this&that cut, welded, "fabbed" from this&that. Built by a musher(?) .... for a musher(anonymous). ...who gave it to a musher(me)... ...that painted it all pretty. It's kinda old(like me)well used(like me), tough(me again), resilient(again)and gets the job done(again)..... (And [according to my wife] yet again)as well as looks not bad when dressed up a bit?? The only thing I may change is switch-out the steering neck for one with bearings ....and a front brake. Rear tires are independent and each has its own brake shoe. Suspension and a seat would serve only to add unnecessary weight. Where I train is not conducive to sitting anyhow. As well I can drag a log or 2 or hook-up the trailer to the hitch for weight training/work my teams. MUSH ON! :)"

Tapiskootskiyas, 2017

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