PLEASE let me take out Life Insurance on you if you do!!! I've heard that those things have a real tendency to want to toss their riders off of them (ESPECIALLY if you've EVER ridden a motorcycle before and are used to leaning into the turn as with ANY motorcycle AND/OR BICYCLE).toad wrote:When I win the lottery I'm getting one of those CanAm three wheel Spyders, the one with two wheels in the front.
With those things, they feel MUCH different than what you're used to.
I'm sorry, I just searched for the threads where we discussed such things and couldn't find them, but I recall that those who rode them wanted to curse and scream at them 'cause they wanted to toss the rider/s off at EVERY curve and/or corner. Having ridden bikes for MANY years, I can understand why (if you think about it and try to visualize it with the weight transfer , etc., etc., you too will understand), so if you REALLY think you *MIGHT* want to actually buy one, do yourself a HUGE favor and RENT ONE before you buy it. I SERIOUSLY DOUBT you'll find the experience as liberating as a regular motorcycle and certainly NOT as free since you have to REALLY BE ON YOUR TOES at EACH AND EVERY turn, since the bike wants to kick you off EVERYWHERE unless going straight.
Granted, I HAVE NOT ridden one of these beasts myself, but have read quite a few review of folks who've ridden them as well as those who bought them and returned them believing them to be unsafe (and sorely disappointed in the "bike's" performance).