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  1. PatO

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    I have a pedicab I had made for our family. The bike was purchased separately then had a pedicab made and attached to the bike. The bike is a Honda TMX 125. The pedicab shop is on south Highway across the Dumaguete border in Bacong. They make custom sidecars as well.
     
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    PatO, Sep 20, 2015
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    Right on Gerry. I think the new bike was 48k and the pedicab build was 27k.
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    You are welcome to have a look at mine.
     
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  3. gerry_bc

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    The TMX and trike construction should cost around 75K (right Pat)? Driving it is easy and allowed. Remember to have a decal made (or painted) the words "for family use only" on the front or and rear of the side car. This keeps the licensed trike owners from thinking you are a gypsy cab out there scabbing fares.
     
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    gerry_bc, Sep 22, 2015
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    I was in a trike that got backed into by a Multicab and it's metal bar construction held up quite well. At speed on the highway might be a different story of course.
     
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    robert k, Feb 12, 2016
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