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[wasp]

This would do me

 

[Ambilkate]

This would do me

Amanda wants one of these for Christmas

 

[WynandJean]

Amanda wants one of these for Christmas

I bet Joy (Movan) does too!

Wyn

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[Trikeman]

When in my 'trikeing era' at the rallies, lots of trikes were turning up with mini-caravans on the back. These mini-caravans were crazy little teardrop shaped things, but owners used to love them - not see one like above though.

Trikeman.

 

[Landy lover]

Brilliant - would love to have that

 

[joner8888]

When in my 'trikeing era' at the rallies, lots of trikes were turning up with mini-caravans on the back. These mini-caravans were crazy little teardrop shaped things, but owners used to love them - not see one like above though.

Trikeman.

What do they handle like

Would the front wheel struggle to grip and pull x4 wheels around corners

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[Trikeman]

What do they handle like

Would the front wheel struggle to grip and pull x4 wheels around corners

My trikes used to handle very well, I didn't have rear suspension - I tuned the ride/handling by the tyre pressures - I had large tyres/wheels. I rode a few with rear suspension and it works in opposition to what it should, eg if you go round a right hand bend you have to shift your weight to the right (same on a bike) however if you have suspension the weight transfer will compress the left hand side suspension,,,,,, yehaa! butt cheeks tend to grip well! However, trikes like rewaco, et al, have that sussed.

I really don't know how the one pictured would get around bends, it may have a 'steering' (drag-slack) axle at the rear - seen those.

Regards,

Trikeman.

 

[TheTwoOfUs]

Here's another one,