I wonder what MPG & range the thing gets!Cool !
Ever ride a trike? They are very different than a two-wheel bike. And somewhat dangerous to learn for those who are only used to two wheels. We have a tendency to put our feet down at stops which could be dangerous on a trike. They steer totally different and are more difficult at slower speeds, takes more strength. I cannot ride trikes because I have arthritis in my right elbow, and it becomes very painful when I try to steer a trike at slow speeds. I have no problem at all with two-wheel bikes, I then cannot even notice the arthritis.How would you turn those things since they dont lean lol. I guess you dont countersteer in those
never rode one but I know they are different. I know you have to go slower through turns because you cannot tilt the bike through the turn. Out of those 2 I would prefer the 1st for the tandem wheels. I wouldn't expect a trike with that much weight on it to be very stable.Ever ride a trike? They are very different than a two-wheel bike. And somewhat dangerous to learn for those who are only used to two wheels. We have a tendency to put our feet down at stops which could be dangerous on a trike. They steer totally different and are more difficult at slower speeds, takes more strength. I cannot ride trikes because I have arthritis in my right elbow, and it becomes very painful when I try to steer a trike at slow speeds. I have no problem at all with two-wheel bikes, I then cannot even notice the arthritis.
-Don- Reno, NV
Or a bike with a sidecar is the sameEver ride a trike? They are very different than a two-wheel bike. And somewhat dangerous to learn for those who are only used to two wheels. We have a tendency to put our feet down at stops which could be dangerous on a trike. They steer totally different and are more difficult at slower speeds, takes more strength. I cannot ride trikes because I have arthritis in my right elbow, and it becomes very painful when I try to steer a trike at slow speeds. I have no problem at all with two-wheel bikes, I then cannot even notice the arthritis.
-Don- Reno, NV
Not sure I'd want to go around a bend very fast with that rig! Looks more than a little top heavy.
Ever ride a trike? They are very different than a two-wheel bike. And somewhat dangerous to learn for those who are only used to two wheels. We have a tendency to put our feet down at stops which could be dangerous on a trike. They steer totally different and are more difficult at slower speeds, takes more strength. I cannot ride trikes because I have arthritis in my right elbow, and it becomes very painful when I try to steer a trike at slow speeds. I have no problem at all with two-wheel bikes, I then cannot even notice the arthritis.
-Don- Reno, NV
Gyroscopic precession...Yep, a two wheeler counter steers. Once you start the turn the bike leans into the turn and you arms really don't need to move much.
That depends on your definition of "don't need to move much"........LOLYep, a two wheeler counter steers. Once you start the turn the bike leans into the turn and you arms really don't need to move much.