I prefer the two wheels in the back if you are going in that direction of trike.

 

i'd go with the moco version first:

 

Way to hard and expensive to modify. How would you handle that thing if you came into a corner to hot?

 

I have seen a few (local company).
Nice functioning design if you gotta have a trike.
Leno had the designer on his show, they are proud of them ow & I hate the front grille thing (personally) .

 

Don't like it, trikes, or Can-Ams. The Slingshots are kind of cool, but I think when the day comes that I can't handle a 2-wheeler any longer I'll buy myself a fast convertible sports car. My sister had a Freewheeler; I rode it and found no joy in it.

To each their own.

 

I have a buddy who just put a trike kit on his Heritage. He is in his 80's and finding it hard to handle a two wheeler. And at one time was a motor officer with the CHP.
kk

 

I took a TriGlide for a demo ride this past August. My wife won't ride on the back of a bike, I thought maybe she would go with me on a trike so I wanted to see just how bad they were. She still says she doesn't want to ride on the trike, But my point is I was very surprised at how much I liked the TriGlide. It's not the same as riding a Motorcycle but it is fun in it's own way and if that is what it would take to get my wife to join me on rides I would be at the dealership right now signing paperwork.

 

I'm thinking your bike's neck bearings (and entire neck, for that matter) wouldn't stand a chance with that mess on them.

Carl

 

Just think if they would have built that with a V-Rod motor.

 

My wife has a Can-Am Spyder which I occasionally take for a spin. It's a fun ride, extremely stable, has ABS, Traction Control, and Stability Control. Has a G sensor so it can apply individual brakes to keep it wheels down in just about every condition.