I changed the position of the chain and connected the gearing and rear break.
After that I did a test ride.
The front wheels where pointing inwards instead of a tiny bit outwards. I noticed that while riding. After I changed that, I noticed that the it went a lot better. It isn't perfect yet, but that comes later when I build it again after it is painted.
The trike rides good. I noticed several things.
Riding away is heavier then on a city bike but as soon as you reached your speed, the bike keeps a lot easier that speed.
The speed feels higher then it really is.
Even on a bumpy rode, it isn't as bad as I expected. I feel a lot less then I thought I would. Must say that I must put more air in the tires, but still it felt good. When I have my seat ready, it will be even better.
The steering was in the beginning not feeling very good, but after I changed the wheels, that problem was solved.
The trike isn't noisy.
After riding I wasn't tired. I steel need to ride more, but it felt if it costs me less energy.
Puting the chain in the front lower instead of next to the other chain, made that the problems with padeling back is solved.
Even with the front and rear deraillar not adjested good, it was a great ride.
I can't ride tonight, because I have only lights ad the front but not ad the rear.
First I finish the build and then I ad lighting and do some other test rides.
Only need to get a longer inner break cable and a longer rear shift inner and outer cable.
Also ad a bit of tubing under the seat.
Almost done!