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The Rokon Trail Breaker
Please scuse the quality of this photo but it is bout 42 years old. The Trail-breaker is/was manufactured by Rokon located in Keene, New Hampshire, USA . They still make em. As you can tell by the chain up front it was two wheel drive and I found it would take you anywhere you had guts enough to go and even beyond. Each wheel was hollow and would carry 5 gallons of liquid. I had 5 gal of gas in front and 5 gal of water in the rear. The thing would float as I found out while fording a river once. It literally floated out from under me. No problem, just swam it to shallow water stood it up and one kick started it and away we went. I climmed a trail once , very steep it was and found when I came back down I had to walk it down as the rear end wanted to leave the trail. Yup, that steep. Dangerous machine however as it would go places that spelled trouble. Lord but I loved that machine !! LOL
The Rokon Trail Breaker
Please scuse the quality of this photo but it is bout 42 years old. The Trail-breaker is/was manufactured by Rokon located in Keene, New Hampshire, USA . They still make em. As you can tell by the chain up front it was two wheel drive and I found it would take you anywhere you had guts enough to go and even beyond. Each wheel was hollow and would carry 5 gallons of liquid. I had 5 gal of gas in front and 5 gal of water in the rear. The thing would float as I found out while fording a river once. It literally floated out from under me. No problem, just swam it to shallow water stood it up and one kick started it and away we went. I climmed a trail once , very steep it was and found when I came back down I had to walk it down as the rear end wanted to leave the trail. Yup, that steep. Dangerous machine however as it would go places that spelled trouble. Lord but I loved that machine !! LOL