Northwing Maverick 2 Trike

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Northwing Maverick 2 Trike
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MAVERICK 2 14.9 Meter (A True 103 Legal Ultralight)

The Maverick 2 is a “state of the art” highly refined low profile trike. This trike comes in three choices for you: Maverick RT (no fairings), Maverick Classic and Maverick Legend. We are proud of our extremely comfortable seating, a must for long flights. High ground clearance is another terrific feature for off-field landings.

We use only aircraft grade aluminum tubing throughout the trike frame. Aircraft hardware and fasteners are used on the Maverick. The rear suspension uses a strong fiberglass pultruded axle with drag struts. The mast pivots below the engine, which allows the top of the mast to be easily accessible to mount the wing. With a self- locking seat rail you can lift the wing and it will hold the wing up in position while you install the front limiter tube.

Call Michael Percy at 850 974 5483 or email mike@XLFLYING.com

Standard Features

3 Utility Bags - for lots of storage

Front Fairing -Red,Yellow, White

6” Aluminum Mag Wheels

4 Point Restraint Harness

Hand & Foot Throttle

Seats - Grey or Black

RPM / Hobbs Meter

Front Drum Brake

Dual CHT / EGT

Remote Primer

Trike Specifications :

Weight w/447 252 lbs. (no fairing)

Gross weight 553 lbs.

Wheel Base (width) 62” (outside)

Wheel Base (length) 61” (center)

Total Length 102”

Total Height 7.85 Ft

Height-Trike Folded 5 ft. (with prop)

Height-Trike Folded 4 ft. (w/o prop)

Strong, rugged trike. Tested to 3 G landing limit load

price $14,800.00

For more information, please visit this products webpage.

This product was added to our catalog on Saturday 01 September, 2007.

Monday 06 February, 2012

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