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Conventional vs Reverse Trike Discussion
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Mikey
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I would think the physics are there, how it handles is yet to be seen. When the three-wheeler bikes came out, one wheel in front, then the two wheels up front, I stepped back and remembered how those Big Red's that Honda had used to handle and how easy they would like to roll over on you in a turn. That was enough for me to make a quick decision about which one I wanted to try out! And now that I have friends who have one wheel up forward, and I get to listen to them and watch their riding from behind, I know in my heart that I made the right choice!!! 
Plus, I don't go through as many front tires as they do either!!
Plus, I don't go through as many front tires as they do either!!
Snoking1127
Well-known member
I would think the physics are there, how it handles is yet to be seen. When the three-wheeler bikes came out, one wheel in front, then the two wheels up front, I stepped back and remembered how those Big Red's that Honda had used to handle and how easy they would like to roll over on you in a turn. That was enough for me to make a quick decision about which one I wanted to try out! And now that I have friends who have one wheel up forward, and I get to listen to them and watch their riding from behind, I know in my heart that I made the right choice!!!
Plus, I don't go through as many front tires as they do either!!
One might think changing a Spyder RT battery is a bit of a pain. The Gold Wing battery is located deep in the middle of the bike and many parts have to be removed to replace it. Reverse is an electric motor and very SLOW.
The Corvette is a 68 C3 with a 435 hp 427 for motivation. Took me 25 months to build it from a rolling chassis to street ready.Liked your post up about your 2wheel to 3wheel conversion.
I have been enjoying my Spyder since 2016.
What year was your 'vette'?
kbirdsong
Member
You have my favorite Corvette of them all, and when the C7 came out it reminded so much of the early C3 I had to have one. So much fun. Here's mine.
Little Blue
SpyderLovers Ambassador
I had a C3 too. But I got married and it needed to go. That's the way these things seem to happen.
Now I enjoy my Spyder.
Now I enjoy my Spyder.
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