THREE WHEELS!

[zadok]

Check out this three wheeler. I've never seen anything like it. I wouldn't have believed it if I hadn't watched a couple of the clips (2nd page).
http://www.moebius.es/ccalleja/fotos.htm

[Magua]

Coooooool :yes:

[Coyote]

That is pretty damn awesome :niceone:

[zadok]

Bonus is, as long as you are parked on the flat, it will stay upright as well (see one of the vids).

[Zed]

Check out this three wheeler. I've never seen anything like it. I wouldn't have believed it if I hadn't watched a couple of the clips (2nd page).
http://www.moebius.es/ccalleja/fotos.htm Ruuuuuuuude! Looks like kiddie trainer wheels!

If you can't ride a motorcycle get one of those. :puke:



Ps. don't mean to offend you if u like em Marty! Do ya huh, do ya?

[zadok]

Not saying I like it Zed, it's just unusual that's all. It's pretty trick how it corners. I'm wondering if it gives it more road holding ability.

[marty]

WAY too wanky. i'd rather be seen on an extended wheelbase Busa (and even I don't like those!!)

[marty]

just watched the video. ridiculous. i'd rather be seen in an MX5 FFS....

[Mental Trousers]

Interesting. Looks like it's basically just a chain driven differential that drives 2 sprockets. Kinda cool, but most unusual. With a couple of decent sized wheels on it you'd be able to get some serious power down. I would've thought that each swingarm would have independant suspension though.

Not saying I'd be seen dead on one though, but it would a great toy to play with ..... for a while anyway

[Biff]

Looks like it'd be a handful around bendy croners.

[eliot-ness]

Old idea. Brough Superior had it in 1932. 4 cylinder, shaft drive, reverse gear and twin rear wheels. Great for sidecar use. Not much god for anything else.