inline three wheeler.... looks like an inline skate with triple disc brakes, center wheel drive and a V engine....:dontknow:
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inline three wheeler.... looks like an inline skate with triple disc brakes, center wheel drive and a V engine....:dontknow:
Weeellll, that looks like it might be fast & capable on the Autobahn thru the sweeping curves, but I don't think it'd be much chop in the tight twisties.... :shocked:
Not unless one of the wheels on either end lifts off the road surface for the tight stuff!! Now that'd make for some interesting technology, and for a bloody short wheel base that's great for the tight turns! I just can't see that one doing it tho.... and while we're at it, how the bleedin'eck does it steer?? :dontknow:
I thought it was a joke until I found this: http://www.motorcyclenews.com/news/n...tter-than-two/
For a real life one: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=DAOvUN_rZu8
:hun: Soooo...what's the point?
Unicycle training wheels ?:roflblack:
Interesting. The question also comes to me. Why? :thumbup:
Like said all the way to the top of the post," WHY", It's like wiping before you poop, don't make any since:dontknow:.
I would say that's for over populated countries that don't have room for cars....looks like you could put 3 or 4 people on there:roflblack:
is that the bike when you push a button the rear wheel detaches and a rocket booster kicks in?
All I can say is "VERY INTERESTING" :roflblack::roflblack::roflblack:
It's called an "axial three wheel concept".
The third (rear) wheel does not drive, the center one does.
The third wheel pivots as you go through turns.
read more here
http://www.motorcyclenews.com/news/n...tter-than-two/
And you still need to put a foot down when you stop.
Kinda defeats the point of having 3 wheels for stability. If I was going to ride that I'd just as soon go back to Goldwing and run the twisties again like I use to..