[Andy]

Comments?

 

[randysfishing]

I dont really have a comment other then not really inspired by looking at it

 

[Andy]

I dont really have a comment other then not really inspired by looking at it

What interests me about these prototype-style vehicles is the suspension technology that could someday trickle down and find it's way into motorcycles or trikes.

 

[randysfishing]

I agree on the suspension but from a visual i just can seem to like it but I keep looking at it . go figure

 

[phoenix9]

I love the theory behind the suspension on the Carver. Not much of a fan of an enclosed trike, but as with you Andy, I would really like to see this product's suspension technology fing it's way into a more mainstream trike company such as Lehman.

 

[MONKEY666]

I doubt it'll find its way anywhere since the company declared bankruptcy a couple months ago.

 

[phoenix9]

Probably correct on that assumptionMonkey666, but bankrupt or not, that intellectual property belongs to someone. Would still like to see it show up somewhere again in a new product.

 

[Clubford00]

Wouldnt have minded having it north of Atlanta for a few hours..

 

[q-brrr]

Andy, here is a link to a whole lot of 3 wheeled vehicles:

http://www.reversetrike.com/home.html

2 front wheels has a long history. The car built as a trike and called a motorcycle has many "economic" advantages. Plus the stability factors.

 

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