Boom Trike
CruiserLR6v
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Boom Trike
LR6v
Cruiser
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About this model
About the Boom Trike LR6v
LR6v is a separate Boom Trike designation that appears alongside the Low Rider variants. Publicly discoverable information confirms the name but does not provide sufficiently reliable factory data for a fixed engine, production range or parts list. This record therefore remains active as an identification point for existing and future vehicles, without attaching uncertain technical claims to every example.
With an LR6v, vehicle identification comes first. Use the VIN, type plate, registration and homologation papers to establish the particular Boom specification, then check for later engine, transmission and chassis modifications. The low custom-trike layout should then be followed by a careful technical inspection of drivetrain, rear axle, brakes and structure.
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Before you buy
What to check before buying
- Check VIN, type plate, registration and homologation papers for a consistent Boom LR6v identity; request evidence for any non-standard conversion or engine replacement.
- Identify the drivetrain actually fitted and inspect leaks, cooling, fuel hoses, wiring, starting behaviour and service records before ordering parts.
- Check rear axle/final drive, suspension, bearings, wheels and tyres for play, damage, alignment and uneven wear.
- Test the service brake, parking brake and hydraulics on all three wheels; inspect frame, welds and body mounts for corrosion, cracks and repair evidence.