whats the point of a review,it could feel like the arms of Jesus cradelling you and turn like a million dollar whore on a catwalk,and I feel sure an inchworm prick like you would browbeat it into the ground,your wife must tell you when to piss
My experience with 3 wheeled vehicles has been bicycles and ATVs and both were VERY unstable in the corners and wanted to wipe out on me every time I turned. How is the stability in turns on one of these?
One has to physically push the handlebar from side to side in order to steer it ,there is no countersteer as on a two wheeler.Some turns requires quit a push on the outside of the bar. I am sure if you were to ride one for a while you would get used to it ,but going from two to three wheels is a change I,for one do not look forward to. I would like to stay on two wheels as long as I can.
Is the turning effort more of using your upper body than the lean angle on a 2-wheeler? And I would suppose that you have to brake in the turns to keep the ass end from whipping around to pass the front end like a pickup truck on ice? How do you execute your turns?
It was The nice folks at Harley providing the blaring music . We had no control over that. BTW the bike was nice to ride and was very stable on the highway,a bit of a handful in corners though.
How's gear shifting on here vs a normal 2 wheel?
Jackspadeproductions 3 months ago
At least they have a reverse, my 95 conversion has no reverse, a big bugger to push!!!
Bubayaga 8 months ago
very nice trike
kalfass 1 year ago
How I can buy one and I don't know any thing about it .
Need more test information 0-60mph , 60-0 mph / sound engine , corners etc ...
HD13POWER 1 year ago
whats the point of a review,it could feel like the arms of Jesus cradelling you and turn like a million dollar whore on a catwalk,and I feel sure an inchworm prick like you would browbeat it into the ground,your wife must tell you when to piss
liljohnnydel1 1 year ago
My experience with 3 wheeled vehicles has been bicycles and ATVs and both were VERY unstable in the corners and wanted to wipe out on me every time I turned. How is the stability in turns on one of these?
CaneFu 1 year ago
One has to physically push the handlebar from side to side in order to steer it ,there is no countersteer as on a two wheeler.Some turns requires quit a push on the outside of the bar. I am sure if you were to ride one for a while you would get used to it ,but going from two to three wheels is a change I,for one do not look forward to. I would like to stay on two wheels as long as I can.
Samsdad98 2 years ago
I Love the red one!!!
Did you feel safe on 3 wheels?
I think you could get use to the steering!
Does it come with good pipes?
rab6493 1 year ago
Is the turning effort more of using your upper body than the lean angle on a 2-wheeler? And I would suppose that you have to brake in the turns to keep the ass end from whipping around to pass the front end like a pickup truck on ice? How do you execute your turns?
eccvinnie 2 years ago
It was The nice folks at Harley providing the blaring music . We had no control over that. BTW the bike was nice to ride and was very stable on the highway,a bit of a handful in corners though.
Also we are not hillbillys .
Samsdad98 2 years ago
@Samsdad98 What do you mean by a handful in corners? Is it hard to steer or unstable? Or, are you uncomfortable cause you're used to two wheels?
Do you own one? I'm thinking about buying one. Just curious.
GVDobler 2 years ago
allright allready with the f'n country music...we get it ..your hillbillys.., how a'bout a ride review stupid.
aholecop 2 years ago