Okay, enough of the motorbikes...how about 2 seaters?

[Neil D]

this looks very interesting.....Might work quite nicely for a begining biker

[phkrause]

And you won't need training wheels either Neil.

pk

[Outta Here]

I'd like to know what difference it makes in having the duo-wheels in back rather than in the front. We saw one of these on the road last Sunday: Can-Am Spyder

[Neil D]

And you won't need training wheels either Neil.

pk

And heaven knows, I would need them....

as for the can am spyder, I will let others who are more knowledgable discuss this...

[cardw]

I'd like to know what difference it makes in having the duo-wheels in back rather than in the front. We saw one of these on the road last Sunday: Can-Am Spyder

If you have the single wheel in the front the vehicle is very unstable on turns and has a tendency to tip over. The Carver solved this problem by allowing the trike to tilt, lowering the center of gravity like a motorcycle and making it more stable in turns. If you don't tilt they put the 2 wheels in the front making it more stable.

The main reason companies are making these three wheel is that they are classified as motorcycles and don't have to go through the extensive crash testing and dot certification.

And the reason they use the trike design is to be able to enclose the rider and make the vehicle useful even in bad weather.