When are they going to make them with leaning front wheels? Or have they?
I think Piagio makes something like that.
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Rumor is that CanAm is working on such a system now. Piaggio has had 3 wheeled scooters that lean for a few years now and they are said to be surprisingly quick in the corners. A suspension that allows lean would make 3 wheelers more appealing I think.
Rode one last Laconia bike week with my wife on back she also rides a motorcycle..Test drive one before you buy.or rent one if you can..I would prefer a small sports car.
(06-02-2014, 11:40 PM)CB4ME_imp Wrote: [ -> ]When are they going to make them with leaning front wheels? Or have they?
They make scooters like that with the leaning wheels... I call them spyder knock offs.
The question I have with the leaning scooters, do they have the anti tip technology that the can am spyders have?
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The 3 wheeled scooters have the 2 front wheels close together and ride and handle like a conventional 2 wheeler thus no need for anti tip. When you stop, the wheels lock into their upright position doing away with the need for a side stand.
(06-02-2014, 10:13 PM)dBuster_imp Wrote: [ -> ] (06-02-2014, 04:53 PM)Buffalorider_imp Wrote: [ -> ]I have test ridden the Spyder at a dealer event and was actually fairly impressed with it. One of the members in our Legion Riders Post has one, he just turned 81 and was tired of holding up his H-D, and he's very happy with it. When I can't stay up any more it'll be on the list.
But I do think nice drop top would be a useful option.
Are you a Legion Rider also? Wisconsin district 7 here.
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Are you a Legion Rider also? Wisconsin district 7 here.
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Yes, I am. ALR Post 14, Martinsburg WV..
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