Three wheel bycycles
We're considering buying a three wheel bicycle that will collapse for travel. Anyone have any experience, pro or con?
Forum Discussion
B.O. Plenty wrote:
There is the old quote: "If I have to explain, you won't understand." :)Valkyriebush wrote:
I just laugh at the people that ride them and think they are "Bikers" I wouldn't let one of those in my driveway. Why not just buy a convertible?B.O. Plenty wrote:
If it has 3 wheels wouldn't it be a tricycle?
B.O.
Don't say that to a Can Am rider. lol
B.O.B.O. Plenty wrote:
Valkyriebush wrote:
I just laugh at the people that ride them and think they are "Bikers" I wouldn't let one of those in my driveway. Why not just buy a convertible?B.O. Plenty wrote:
If it has 3 wheels wouldn't it be a tricycle?
B.O.
Don't say that to a Can Am rider. lol
B.O.
Some of us Old Farts do not balance well anymore. Need the extra wheel.Valkyriebush wrote:
I just laugh at the people that ride them and think they are "Bikers" I wouldn't let one of those in my driveway. Why not just buy a convertible?B.O. Plenty wrote:
If it has 3 wheels wouldn't it be a tricycle?
B.O.
Don't say that to a Can Am rider. lol
B.O.- True, it just feels wrong to call a Spyder a trike, but they are. Just the front is the other way 'round. I'll call a trike a trike, but a Spyder, an MP3, or a Morgan is a 3-wheeler. Go figure.
B.O. Plenty wrote:
If it has 3 wheels wouldn't it be a tricycle?
B.O.
Don't say that to a Can Am rider. lol- Yes, yes it would.
- If it has 3 wheels wouldn't it be a tricycle?
B.O. - We have a 3 wheel bike from camping world. It folds but the front fork had to be removed for travel. Our basement door is not nearly as high as newer fifthwheels.
chevman - DW has a 3 wheel bike that does not collapse so I made a cargo carrier for the rear of our 5er and we carry it there, my 2 wheel bike rides in front of our truck. :)
- I had a beach cruiser bike with a side car and bench seat that was pretty cool. Brought it back from the Philippines. Only problem was people not being use to riding it and running the side car wheel into the curb a lot. Changed the rim a couple of times. I see a lot of happy people riding the trike bikes in the RV parks, let someone or a dealer know your considering one and take a test ride. Just don't bend the wheel on a curb. lol
