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Love to take this out for a spin!
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SPECTACUALR SPIDERMAN
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looks fun
Lunchbox1983
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My wife has the same Trike
My wife has the same color and year Stallion, she loves it, sad they are no longer produced. It is very fast, stable and draws a crowd, but getting work done on one requires wrenching yourself, no motorcycle shop will touch it. I tried to talk her into a spyder after a test ride but got a no way, she really liked the F3L spyder, but she loves the stallion. So for what its worth My 1996 GL1500 Goldwing Tike is soon to transform into an F3L once I see what 2018's have to offer.
Any questions on the Stallion I will be glad to answer, it has a 4 cylinder Ford Ranger engine and a Mustang II rear end, with Honda accord tail lights, so you have to track down parts form all over.
Dave
My wife has the same color and year Stallion, she loves it, sad they are no longer produced. It is very fast, stable and draws a crowd, but getting work done on one requires wrenching yourself, no motorcycle shop will touch it. I tried to talk her into a spyder after a test ride but got a no way, she really liked the F3L spyder, but she loves the stallion. So for what its worth My 1996 GL1500 Goldwing Tike is soon to transform into an F3L once I see what 2018's have to offer.
Any questions on the Stallion I will be glad to answer, it has a 4 cylinder Ford Ranger engine and a Mustang II rear end, with Honda accord tail lights, so you have to track down parts form all over.
Dave
MNBK
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I know a guy that had one for 6 months. I drove it once, you can't see the front end, it had a steering wheel , a floor shifter and pedals like a car with a standard transmission. It was powered by a Ford 4 cylinder engine and it had heat and air conditioning. I thought it was a glorified 3 wheel convertible.
Just my $.02 opinion
Just my $.02 opinion
Lunchbox1983
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Depends on State
It depends on your state, South Carolina calls it a 3 wheeled Motorcycle, same as a spyder no special license needed. It does not have seat belts, so butt puckering in tight curves is necessary as the saddle is too wide to grip with your knees.
I have put several 1000 miles on it myself and while fun and simple to drive there is no place to move your feet too, major cramp up, on the plus side it gets 35 miles to the gallon with a 10 gallon tank and can pull a trailer like nothing.
It depends on your state, South Carolina calls it a 3 wheeled Motorcycle, same as a spyder no special license needed. It does not have seat belts, so butt puckering in tight curves is necessary as the saddle is too wide to grip with your knees.
I have put several 1000 miles on it myself and while fun and simple to drive there is no place to move your feet too, major cramp up, on the plus side it gets 35 miles to the gallon with a 10 gallon tank and can pull a trailer like nothing.
Bob Denman
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I saw one up in Lake George at the Americade. I got to talk with the owner a bit. He and his Wife like it... but it's too much "car", for my taste! :shocked:
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