"And now for something completely different...."
Just another four wheeled "trike" conversion in industrial trim. Not too good lookin'.
L.
I don't know about just another trike conversion, it looks like it's off set to the right by quite a bit, maybe it's just me.
I have a neighbor that has a Harley with the training wheels conversion, that thing is spooky, it will lean about 10 deg's before getting solid.
I warned him and he didn't listen and he got a ticket in the HOV lane because it has 4 wheels, if he had a passenger it would have been alright,,he didn't.
Regardinmg the 'traininmg wheels thingies' .....Someone said if you can't say somehting good then don't say anything ..so...I am keeping my mouth shut for once.
...I am keeping my mouth shut for once
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Where's my calendar,,,I gotta mark this day down because me thinks it's gonna be a long time before it happens again 🙂
Here in God's Country, that's a car! The Wisconsin statutes specify a motorcycle has no more than three wheels.
That thing frightens me.
SidecarMike - 9/15/2010 9:43 PM
Here in God's Country, that's a car! The Wisconsin statutes specify a motorcycle has no more than three wheels.
That thing frightens me.
Same here in Ohio and, one of these days, the GW riders with those things are gonna get informed they have to have seat belts, impact-resistant bumpers, windshield wipers, airbags, etc., etc., etc. The Safety Nazi's will have a field day!
Sarge
When we were at Hayden Lk. Id. for the USCA No.1 Rally there was a fellow who did his own quad, there's was a 1/4" steel plate attached to the bottom of the bike that was shaped like a dropped axel on a car but was about 2+ feet wide, the wheels were attached to the outside of this plate and they were, what looked like, mounted in the center of the bike, it was unusual looking to say the least, how it handled I have no idea, I couldn't figure out how he turned it but it must have worked.
It just does not look like a pro job at all.
Bill
