How to get wheels off a Kendrick Trike
How to get wheels off a Kendrick Trike
What it says in the title, need to break a Kendrick Trike down for transport to the Cycle Museum.
Anyone got any ideas or past experience of this ?
Anyone got any ideas or past experience of this ?
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philvantwo
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Re: How to get wheels off a Kendrick Trike
Mick F took a Raleigh RSW bike there a while back, I think it's in mid Wales?
Re: How to get wheels off a Kendrick Trike
That's the one Llandrindod Wells, Powys .
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I had to google Kendrick Trike coz I'd never heard of them.
I ain't got a clue regarding your question though!
The National Cycling Museum is a very interesting indeed. Yes, my RSW went there and Mrs Mick F and me had a weekend away taking it up there.
I ain't got a clue regarding your question though!
The National Cycling Museum is a very interesting indeed. Yes, my RSW went there and Mrs Mick F and me had a weekend away taking it up there.
Mick F. Cornwall
Re: How to get wheels off a Kendrick Trike
Please could you add a photo of the hub arrangement.
Thanks
Jonathan
Thanks
Jonathan
Re: How to get wheels off a Kendrick Trike
I believe the National Cycle Museum may have one. Worth asking the question from the experts. 
Peugeot 531 pro, Dawes Discovery Tandem, Dawes Kingpin X2, Raleigh 20 stowaway X2, 1965 Moulton deluxe, Falcon K2 MTB dropped bar tourer, Rudge Bi frame folder, Longstaff trike conversion on a Giant XTC 840, Giant Bowery, Apollo transition. 
Re: How to get wheels off a Kendrick Trike
May not be a solution, but I've carried a conventional Rogers delta trike on a Pendle hang-on towbar rack without any disassembly.
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thirdcrank
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Re: How to get wheels off a Kendrick Trike
https://tricycleassociation.org.uk/hist ... -kendrick/The ‘Kendrick’ tricycle formerly ridden by the late Tom Norton is in the Cycle Museum at Llandrindod Wells. He rode the tricycle twice a day half a mile to and from his office until about eight months before his death at the age 85 in 1955.
Re: How to get wheels off a Kendrick Trike
I am a Trustee if the Cycle Museum. We don't have the Tom Norton Machine ,we have had a bequest of a similar one which is in London. Our stores manager needs to get it into a Nissan Micra to get it to the Museum .
( I have tried to get him on 3 wheels but he isn't keen .He's a 'Rough Stuffer' )
It's not with me so can't post pictures. I could probably sus it out myself if it was with me , I am guessing it will be similar to a conventional front wheel hub but with a captive inner cone.
( I have tried to get him on 3 wheels but he isn't keen .He's a 'Rough Stuffer' )
It's not with me so can't post pictures. I could probably sus it out myself if it was with me , I am guessing it will be similar to a conventional front wheel hub but with a captive inner cone.
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thirdcrank
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Re: How to get wheels off a Kendrick Trike
Sorry for my misleading link. If anybody is interested in knowing what a Kendrick tricycle looks like - as I was - there's a pic in my link
Re: How to get wheels off a Kendrick Trike
I'm confused by the page in that link. It's about two wheels in front, but the picture is clearly of a delta. But the description makes it appear that the Kendrick is a tadpole. What am I missing

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thirdcrank
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Re: How to get wheels off a Kendrick Trike
Here's the image I see
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THIS is a Kendrick trike. The Cripper in the article is shown just for illustration purposes.
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thirdcrank
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Re: How to get wheels off a Kendrick Trike
And how does one get the wheels off?
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I don't know how, but if something went on, it will come off.
Someone assembled it, therefore it will disassemble.
Gordon only knows, coz I've never seen one!
Someone assembled it, therefore it will disassemble.
Gordon only knows, coz I've never seen one!
Mick F. Cornwall