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Honda trike...some interesting photos
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Bob Denman
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I kind of like the styling...
It looks pretty mean!
It looks pretty mean!
spydaman60
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I agree with you on a lot things bob, but i'm not liking this look!:yikes::yikes::yikes: guess that's what makes the world go round!nojoke i'll keep my spyder!I kind of like the styling...
It looks pretty mean!
Laila's Dad
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if it works properly, it may be some competition for the RT...
Chupaca
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Gotta say..!!
Just doesn't move me like the spyder did. Although we are apparently the minority being RS ryders I love the simple out in the open by the seat of your pants bugs in your teeth ryding. I accept the RT's but bigger than that with more comforts of home I'll just stay in my car. Not to say it's not a good looking machine...:dontknow:
Just doesn't move me like the spyder did. Although we are apparently the minority being RS ryders I love the simple out in the open by the seat of your pants bugs in your teeth ryding. I accept the RT's but bigger than that with more comforts of home I'll just stay in my car. Not to say it's not a good looking machine...:dontknow:
bluestratos
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The shape of the front end is really ugly but maybe they will try again.
Because the front of my RT is beautiful????
Bob Denman
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Honda won't make a move unless:
They feel that the market is large enough to support the effort with profits
They feel that they've got the machine to make the major statement, and become the leader
Time will tell...
They feel that the market is large enough to support the effort with profits
They feel that they've got the machine to make the major statement, and become the leader
Time will tell...
draboo
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How about the front half of this?
http://www.hannigantrikes.com/content/reversetrike.html
Unfortunately, Hannigan will not install just the front reverse trike kit. They will only install both front and rear.
http://www.hannigantrikes.com/content/reversetrike.html
Unfortunately, Hannigan will not install just the front reverse trike kit. They will only install both front and rear.
Bob Denman
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How about the front half of this?
http://www.hannigantrikes.com/content/reversetrike.html
Unfortunately, Hannigan will not install just the front reverse trike kit. They will only install both front and rear.
But as cool as they are; don't you get the feeling that licensing them might be an issue?
Once you pass over to the four-wheeled side of the street, I think that a lot of different rules apply! :yikes:
denviola
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The Pennsylvania DOT vehicle code defines a motorcycle as having not more than three wheels.
I put a Voyager kit on my Harley following some medical issues, and had the local PD inspect it. Some in other states had issues, but no issues here with the add on.
I see the Hannigan Roadster conversion adds 520 pounds to the weight of the Gold Wing.
And it does not appear either conversion in this thread has an operable frunk.
Nice exercises in engineering though!
ThreeFeet
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Only saw one picture and noticed NO FRUNK!!:roflblack:
Mad Mike
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HUMMMMM...
The GW trike kits of old don't handle like the Spyder. This is a copycat effort or kit that just isn't appealing to me as a Spyder owner and a person that has logged a lot of miles on a GW. They would have to re-invent the rest of the frame and body styling in order to compete because it still looks like a GW from the handlebars back. They should just leave the GW alone. It has it's place and they are a great bike. Just not for me anymore..
The GW trike kits of old don't handle like the Spyder. This is a copycat effort or kit that just isn't appealing to me as a Spyder owner and a person that has logged a lot of miles on a GW. They would have to re-invent the rest of the frame and body styling in order to compete because it still looks like a GW from the handlebars back. They should just leave the GW alone. It has it's place and they are a great bike. Just not for me anymore..
ARtraveler
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As usual, I have a slightly different take from most of the group.
This is obviously an aftermarket kit build from a company in the Netherlands. I did not find a price, but did not look beyond the pictures posted.
I like it--a lot--specially the teal color. My problems, probably $10-$15K more for this. Dealers in US mostly will not work on triked Goldwings, and I am guessing that would also void the warranty on the GW.
Were they available from the factory, were not to much more expensive than the :ani29:, and had warranty and dealer support--I would have at least one in my garage.
This is obviously an aftermarket kit build from a company in the Netherlands. I did not find a price, but did not look beyond the pictures posted.
I like it--a lot--specially the teal color. My problems, probably $10-$15K more for this. Dealers in US mostly will not work on triked Goldwings, and I am guessing that would also void the warranty on the GW.
Were they available from the factory, were not to much more expensive than the :ani29:, and had warranty and dealer support--I would have at least one in my garage.
