ARtraveler
R.I.P. Dwayne
The 2 wheelers ride side by side or close staggered, they all have the same cornering technic.
having 3 wheelers mixed in will just break up the flow. Imagin a group ride with cages mixed in, not fun.
also from a visual standpoint, 2 wheelers, trikes, reverse trikes, then slingshots, would make a prettier drone picture.
and just for the record, I don't do group rides any more.
I rode with a close knit group since 2001. We used to have over 50 bikes participating in our weekly ride. Great people, and all safety conscious. Over the years, the group dwindled, new leadership, etc. Safety no longer was a priority. Crap started to happen on our rides. Inexperienced riders crossing lines, not keeping it in control, etc. etc. We decided no more group riding also.
Your point about separation of "types" I believe, is also a good one. The driving dynamics of each is different enough to make separation a good idea. This may help to avoid those dreaded chain reaction types of crashes. :thumbup: