Nice article published in the NY Times about aging bikers switching over to trikes.
http://www.nytimes.com/2012/09/14/us...pagewanted=all
Nice article published in the NY Times about aging bikers switching over to trikes.
http://www.nytimes.com/2012/09/14/us...pagewanted=all
Thanks for posting
Big D
'85 K100/EML
Nice post, thanks.
Personnally I would go either to a sidecar rig or a CanAm Spyder before a trike. Nothing wrong with trikes I guess, just not for me. But then a trike is way better than not riding at all!
I'd also rather go with the Spyder or for the cool factor, a sidecar rig. test ode a Goldwing Trike at a demo days, just not my thing. Cornering was very awkward, but maybe you get used to it. I know there will be a huge learning curve with the sidecar as well........
john1691
2006 K1200GT
Sidecars are so much fun, I'm surprised they are legal
Never rode a trike...except for when I was very young!
Big D
'85 K100/EML
Not for me!.....I have friends that ride them, mostly due to their wives not trusting their skills? and/or balance. As for older riders?, such as i'll be someday...scooter? , sidecar? but not a Trike. As for the older [new] rider?...{IMO} it just screams wanna-be. And again [opinion] no Spyders either...........jm2c.
I have ridden all three. Trike, sidecar, & Spyder.
I wish the Spyder people would build a motorcycle, because the [machine] is quality,.just in that configuration , not for me.
Was taught by my dad to ride sidecars , and rode 1or2 of his in the past.
Scooters have come a long way, and of course are much lighter? than a motorcycle. But!...they're growing..![]()
'You can say what you want about the South, but I almost never hear of anyone wanting to retire to the North.
Black 86 R80RT Brown 03 R1200CLC
I'll go with a sidecar. No trike for me.
2012 BMW R1200RT
2010 Triumph Bonneville