TrikeBuggy "Slider"
Adjustable Width Rear Axle Accessory for Transporting your Flying Machine!
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Introducing The "Slider!"
The Slider is a modified Flexifoil Wide Axle, cut and drilled to accomodate two solid fiberglass axle extensions. Pop two pins, and slide the fiberglass axle extensions out for flight, giving the 'Buggy a solid wide stance. Pop them again, and slide the axles in to the narrow position, and now it fits into small trucks, trailers, and even fits better in the garage! The Slider is available by itself, or if you have a wide axle buggy already, you can trade the Flexifoil Wide Axle in for the slider at a reduced cost. If you are ordering the TrikeBuggy and want the Slider, it can be upgraded so that you don't have two rear axles sitting around. More Pictures...
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