Rokon, International Inc. (Portsmouth, N.H.)
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Trail-Breaker
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Ranger
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Aqua-Trac
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Fire Ranger
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Scout
"In 1993 and 1994, Rokon produced two basic models, the Trail-Breaker and Scout, the major difference being that the Trail-Breaker came with hollow wheels instead of the Scout's iron spoke wheels. Three other models were sold, but they were an derivatives of the Trail-Breaker: the Ranger was a stripped-down Trail-Breaker without lights, rear seat and tow bar; the Aqua-Trac came with lights, a stiff hitch, and a tow bar; and the Fire- Ranger was delivered with lights, a trail kit, and a pump assembly.
While 1994 brought some improvements to the Trail-Breaker - an optional seat shock absorber, quieter exhaust system, heated gun case, and a step bumper to slide the bike onto a receive hitch for easy towing - 1995 promises even more, especially to arthritic owners frustrated over the pull start motor. As yet unnamed, a new Rokon with an electric start/pull start backup Honda motor will take its place beside the standby Trail-Breaker and Scout.""While J. B. Nethercutt lost interest in his go-any-where bike, his creation is holding a devoted audience, especially if ski lift prices keep soaring. In fact, the Rokon would be just the thing to take up New Hampshire's Tuckerman Ravine on Mt Washington in the spring when the mountain's steep slopes hold snow until late June. Load the front wheel with beer, the rear with gas; strap on your skies and boots, and avoid that long 2 1/2 -mile hike to the headwall. The only other thing a skier needs is $4000 for the bike." 1
Rokon Models as of 2003: 2
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Photos/text credits: 1. Compressed Air Magazine | 2. Rokon