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Bombadier produces 106 HP v-twin, oh yeah it's a trike . . .
Ah those other North Americans the Canadians have decided it's time resurrect the Morgan three wheeler. So for this generations take on the Morgan there's a thumping big v-twin mounted onto a reverse trike platform, throw some Transfomers meets jet-ski style bodywork on the device and hey presto instant road attack.
Article from the New York Times: http://www.nytimes.com/2007/02/04/au...in&oref=slogin Manufacturer site: http://www.opentheroad.com/ |
It looks very cool. However, it manages to combine all of the disadvantages of a car with all of the disadvantages of a bike.
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You thinking of upgrading from the one in your Avatar SV650S_DUB :wink: sorry couldnt resist.
I like the idea - if Peugot and others continue along the lines of its 3 wheel moped with the leaning when you turn - for a sport bike - I think there would be alot of growth in this market for sure. Out of interest I heard on the grapevine that Bombadier were looking at developing a proper road bike as well and utilising a new Rotax twin. |
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Re: Bombadier produces 106 HP v-twin, oh yeah it's a trike .
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How about out on the open road on a sunny day? How about if you are unable to ride a 2 wheeler due to disablity? |
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looks cool
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I like the Campagnia T-Rex (another Canadian company ) a lot more, their cornering capability is comparable to a Formula 1 race car
http://www.go-t-rex.com/ http://www.go-t-rex.com/images/T-rex2.jpg |
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