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First off, there is no disrespect intended here at all. This is strictly out of curiosity.
What are the "pro's" of trikes?
Today I saw a guy about 40 riding one, parked it, and walked "normally" into a store; no apparent physical limitations.
I admit I always thought trikes were for older riders, or those with physical limitations.
Do I need to repeat the "no disrespect" thing again? I know I am overlooking something but I know not what it is.
Ride safe, no matter if you're on two or three.
Sometimes you cant see how someone is disabled Or maybe he just wanted a trike. To each their own but he better be disabled if im going to ride with them.
Sometimes you cant see how someone is disabled Or maybe he just wanted a trike. To each their own but he better be disabled if im going to ride with them.
Sometimes you cant see how someone is disabled Or maybe he just wanted a trike. To each their own but he better be disabled if im going to ride with them.
nothing wrong with a trike. My friends wife rides one as she is pretty short. she has no problem keeping up with us in the curves. Looking down on people for what they ride is a bit silly. with your attitude i doubt i would ride with you either way. just my two cents...
I actually dig them; more versatile, visible and stable (see rocks, gravel, oil, rain etc.)
Trunk space and adequate room for two-up cross country trips.
First off, there is no disrespect intended here at all. This is strictly out of curiosity.
What are the "pro's" of trikes?
Today I saw a guy about 40 riding one, parked it, and walked "normally" into a store; no apparent physical limitations.
I admit I always thought trikes were for older riders, or those with physical limitations.
Do I need to repeat the "no disrespect" thing again? I know I am overlooking something but I know not what it is.
Ride safe, no matter if you're on two or three.
Originally Posted by Dake
Sometimes you cant see how someone is disabled Or maybe he just wanted a trike. To each their own but he better be disabled if im going to ride with them.
Oh boy,here we go again. I made comments in a trike thread, questioning fear of balance/disabilities. Good luck, im out of this one.
I actually dig them; more versatile, visible and stable (see rocks, gravel, oil, rain etc.)
Trunk space and adequate room for two-up cross country trips.
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