A few years back, I had seen a rider riding with side wheels (looked like out riggers.).
Has anyone seen this kind of setup.
call or e-mail
THANKS
George
610 349 4168
iiupbmw@ptd.net
A few years back, I had seen a rider riding with side wheels (looked like out riggers.).
Has anyone seen this kind of setup.
call or e-mail
THANKS
George
610 349 4168
iiupbmw@ptd.net
MT helmet
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If you google "motorcycle outriggers" a lot of stuff comes up; everything from skid-test rigs to "landing gear" for heavy motorcycles, and snow riding outfits.
https://www.google.com/search?q=moto...bih=919#imgrc=
Try a search for "ghost wheels".
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"It is what you discover, after you know it all, that counts." _ John Wooden
Lew Morris
1973 R75/5 - original owner
1963 Dnepr
Be cautious. In some states these would make the bike a four-wheeler, and it wouldn't pass Federal safety requirements (seat belts, air bags, etc) for a four wheeled vehicle.
Paul Glaves - "Big Bend", Texas U.S.A
"The greatest challenge to any thinker is stating the problem in a way that will allow a solution." - Bertrand Russell
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If you feel the need for four wheels so you don't fall over, those four wheels should probably be at the four corners, not three behind and one if front. Perhaps its time for a minivan. You could always roll the windows down and stick your head out if you miss feeling "the wind in your face". Works for the dog !
Friedle
Ride fast safely
My neighbor, who is in his 80s, traded off his Honda Valkyrie for a Can am Spider a couple of years ago.
This year he had it out in April and just put it away for the winter a two weeks ago.
As he parks on the street during the day, I can see he has the Spider out earlier and more often than when he had the Honda.
Just some thought for you if age is what your up against.
HTH Frank
Franko, thanks for the idea. Showed it to the wife. She said NO WAY.
On we go have to keep looking.
Thanks
MTHelmet
MT helmet
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Well, you can always give it a try without buying.
http://www.redline-rentals.com/rent/...-spyder-rental
A you tube from the above company https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=JvC6w0RXG9I
http://www.eaglerider.com/cam-am-rentals
I just popped Can Am Spyder rental. PA. in the search bar.
The two rental companies have PA. as their service area.
Some of the other you tube videos are informative.
When the time comes, I will go this route, rather that quit riding.
HTH Frank
If this happens, it's also in PA
http://advrider.com/index.php?thread...in-pa.1270020/
Someone had a scooter with a set of training wheels in town did not see it around fo long, when he went around a corner it would scare you to watch the rig did not turn well