3-Wheel Prototype
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10 comments:
Hope they don't think they have the whole market. Check out http://www.mp3.piaggio.com/ for a scooter version.
Good deal Darryl!
Makin' a name for yourself in the covert photo world.
comes complete with a batman belt for the passenger...(penguin neutralizer and mad hatter boomerang, not included)
controversy?
Why, do they suddenly explode or something?
Speed chanel did a short preview of this beast. It's powered by a Ford motor and it's not cheap(50,000). I can't remember the exact company, but at that price I'll stick with my Yammy/Voyager rig.
Doesn't look half bad. I am converting a bike of my own to a trike in this configuration (Two front wheels one back) and if all goes well will be offering complete conversions for sale and/or convert other bikes to this layout.
Your pictures were used without permission on worldcarfans.com.
http://www.worldcarfans.com/spyphotos.cfm/country/acf/spyphotoID/6061222.002/general_acf/spy-photos-bombardier-three-wheeler
I think the Batman Utility belt has already been spotted... So what IS with the diver's weight belt on the passenger??
I think it's to simulate a heavier passenger...see how the bike acts.
From Jalopnik:
When pics of that unidentified trike -- shot during a burn through Tail of the Dragon -- hit earlier this year, the kids were abuzz. Had BMW taken over Volkswagen's GX3 mantle and built a three-wheeler for the sporting set? Turns out, as the New York Times reported yesterday, the mystery bike was called the Spyder, a product of the Sea/Ski Doo people, Bombardier Recreational Products of Canada. That company relaunched the Can-Am brand this year as a maker of ATVs and this thing. It's powered by a 106-hp V-Twin and comes with traction and stability control and antilock brakes, all for around $15,000. We'll know more when the trike launches officially later this week.
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