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That's wild, lee. Back in the 70's a company sold something called "the lowrider" which was a small fiberglass superlow slung one-man sports car frontend you bolt on to a motorcycle back for power, and you ride only inches above the ground.
Tank has a 150cc scooter called the Courier 150 with a top and windshield. And Diamo has the Velux, a convertible top scooter. But this full bodied three wheeler you found is wild, and very cool.
As long as it could be registered as a motorcycle, then it could be registered in the U.S., otherwise federal laws would ban it if was considered an automobile due to established standards.
1. Posted by Paul Hooson | July 1, 2007 1:13 PM
Posted on July 1, 2007 13:13
Hmmm, right - crash standards would kill this here in the US, I suppose.
Well let's do this -- let's import one and classify it as an experimental vehicle, then hire a crash-test dummy to drive it around a test circuit at 70 mph and see what happens.
2. Posted by Lee Ward | July 1, 2007 1:57 PM
Posted on July 1, 2007 13:57
Top Gear kicks ass. I wish Speed Channel would pick it up and broadcast it in this country. Right now, all we get is an occasional, very old episode on Discovery.
3. Posted by Paul Hamilton | July 1, 2007 2:16 PM
Posted on July 1, 2007 14:16