Cyclemos Custom Bonneville Muscle V8 Trike Startup and Running in Museum

Boss Old School Custom Build Bonneville Bobber V8 Trike - Built at the Cyclemos.Com/ Museum.
IT runs there and does exhibition burns. When the cameras got there to see it, rain started pouring down, so we have an interview with Dave one of the builders showing it running and telling about what it's built with and why it's built like it is.

[@rickybop1]

The trike sure has a nice, old-style, functional look, by virtue of the vintage front end and the lack of any crazy fiberglass or gimmickry. And the engine sounds real healthy. I LIKE it.
May I say?...You mentioned that the S10 rear axle "is not a posi" but that it "is limited slip". "Limited slip" is the generic term used by all the auto manufacturers. "Posi" (short for "positive traction") is the given name for GM limited slip differentials. (Other manufacturers coined various terms for their particular product) So if the axle is a GM limited slip unit, then it is also a "posi", and vicey versy. If it's not posi, then it's also not limited slip. (disregarding any others such as "locker"-type diffs) If it's a non-posi or "open" rear end, then it's not limited slip. Still, even an open rear axle can sometimes spin both L&R tires in certain conditions, especially on a light vehicle.
Again, I love the bike. Thanks for sharing.

[@M3iscool]

Is it just me, or does the frame have a lot of flex in it? A lot of flex...