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This is a general thread on three-wheeled motorcycles. Riding on two wheels can be quite fun no matter what kind of bikes you're into. But adding one more wheel can make your bike more like a car. I've seen customs which have a custom rear to them that makes them half-car, half-bike. Post and talk about some of your favorite tricycles.
My all-time favorite trike is the T-Rex by Canada's Campagna Motorsports. Here is a bike that has a character imbalance- part of it is a Formula One race car for the road while the other part is a MotoGP race bike for the road. Read more about this awesome machine by visiting this link: < http://dgycom.wordpress.com/2008/02/12/t-rex-campagna-three-wheeled-motorcycle >. Should you manage to see one of these on the street, it is guaranteed to be a head-turner. The rear of the T-Rex isn't shown in the link I provide, but the back end of it is a motorcycle.
Now on to something that just crossed my eyes earlier Saturday. Thoroughbred Motorsports created a three-wheeler called the Stallion. T.M. is based in the city of Troup, Texas. Though I am a native of Texas, I have no idea where Troup is. What I'm hearing is that it's in the hills of eastern Texas. Anyhow, Thoroughbred Motorsports created a machine called the Stallion. The TM Stallion uses a lot of Ford parts to create a unique three-wheeler. It packs about 155 horsepower. The horsepower numbers put it on par with some of the more high-end motorcycles. It can seat two-people a bit like a touring bike. Find out more about the TM Stallion by visiting this link: < http://www.autoblog.com/2006/07/14/thoroughbred-motorsports-stallion-trike >. This thing doesn't come cheap. The cost of this thing is expensive for motorcyclists. About $29,950 gets you this bad boy. It's a marriage of motorcycle and Ford parts.
You all can talk about your favorite three-wheelers. Three-wheelers are usually considered motorcycles, so I'm bringing them up here.
My all-time favorite trike is the T-Rex by Canada's Campagna Motorsports. Here is a bike that has a character imbalance- part of it is a Formula One race car for the road while the other part is a MotoGP race bike for the road. Read more about this awesome machine by visiting this link: < http://dgycom.wordpress.com/2008/02/12/t-rex-campagna-three-wheeled-motorcycle >. Should you manage to see one of these on the street, it is guaranteed to be a head-turner. The rear of the T-Rex isn't shown in the link I provide, but the back end of it is a motorcycle.
Now on to something that just crossed my eyes earlier Saturday. Thoroughbred Motorsports created a three-wheeler called the Stallion. T.M. is based in the city of Troup, Texas. Though I am a native of Texas, I have no idea where Troup is. What I'm hearing is that it's in the hills of eastern Texas. Anyhow, Thoroughbred Motorsports created a machine called the Stallion. The TM Stallion uses a lot of Ford parts to create a unique three-wheeler. It packs about 155 horsepower. The horsepower numbers put it on par with some of the more high-end motorcycles. It can seat two-people a bit like a touring bike. Find out more about the TM Stallion by visiting this link: < http://www.autoblog.com/2006/07/14/thoroughbred-motorsports-stallion-trike >. This thing doesn't come cheap. The cost of this thing is expensive for motorcyclists. About $29,950 gets you this bad boy. It's a marriage of motorcycle and Ford parts.
You all can talk about your favorite three-wheelers. Three-wheelers are usually considered motorcycles, so I'm bringing them up here.
