Found another F3

[NM Wrench]

[ARtraveler]

That is pretty interesting. Wonder if BRP is going to have issues with the F3 designation?

[cuznjohn]

did it look like it leaned in the corners

[Tx web rider]

here is some info I found

The world’s first production performance three-wheel motorcycle,’ the F3 weighs 340 kilos, is powered by a 2.0-litre Harley-Davidson v-twin, through a 6 speed gearbox with an optional electric reverse spinning a belt secondary and final drive. Carbon fiber fenders and body panels are matte black which offsets the billet and chrome elsewhere. Wheels are 18 inches up front with a single 20 incher rear, and costs all of US$55,000! TriRod say that the F3 has been created using ‘advanced technologies from Formula 1 racing, aerospace and motorcycles,’ and that it offers ‘unparalleled performance

Out of TriRod’s workshop has emerged possibly the most disruptive technology to hit the motorcycle world in decades. We’ve taken the most advanced technologies from Formula One racing, aerospace, and custom motorcycles and combined them into the hottest street rod motorcycle ever.

Our passion for motorcycles and the addiction to speed induced adrenaline rushes has led us to develop this radical motorcycle trike platform. This all new three wheel motorcycle is like nothing that has come before it. It is a machine built for performance, born and bred on a race track with a thrill factor that is through the roof. Trikes will never be the same.

The F3 Adrenaline is geared for street and track use. It features Penske Racing shocks, Pirelli tires, carbon fiber bodywork, and billet aluminum parts throughout. A 20 inch rim with a 325 rear tire coupled to a 120 cubic inch racing motor might seem like overkill to some - its standard issue for this unit.

TriRod: ride it like a motorcycle, corner it like a race car. The best of two very intriguing worlds."

Source TriRod' & the new Café racer society


bit pricey for a bike you still need a backpack to carry anything with you

[billybovine]

The video was uploaded 4 1/2 years ago. Looks like a concept that has yet to go anywhere. Still neat.

[Chupaca]

that was 2007/8..price around 54,000 and nothing since. Harley toyed with something like this. Should not be a problem. There are many vehicles labled spyder..

[Bob Denman]

perhaps BRP paid them for the name...