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I think my grandmother(she’s the bad-ass red-neck grandmother, not the stay home knitting grandmother) has one of those, are the two wheels in front?
Sell a chunk of your liver. It grows back anyways (yea, it really does).
Hmmm…I don’t have that kinda cash on me right now. Maybe I can get it. I don’t need both kidneys, do I?
Got 59K? http://www.hammacher.com/Product/Default.aspx?sku=12273&promo=The-Unexpected&catid=1746
Hell, Morgan knew 2-in the front 1-in the back was the way to go way back in 1911.
Couldn’t find a pic of that though…this one’s a 1937 Morgan Aero Super Sport.
@sumbozo
Except that failed, too.
haha, i get it.
Yup, you’re correct (the same rules apply to the Can-Am Spyder, a true three-wheeled motorcycle).
;)
Here in the states as far as I know, although it may vary for state to state, a 3-wheeled vehicle is considered a motorcycle and therefore not subject to car regulations which means the T-Rex does not need a windshield but you still need to wear a helmet though because it’s a motorcycle unless your state does not require helmets.
I think they are currently classified as motor tricycles (so if your 17 you can drive one with a class A [motorcycle] license only). They may have changed the regulations so that it’s a car now (which means one would need a B [automobile] license).
Are they classified as a motorcycle due to the 3 wheels?
Well… yea. The whole premise behind this comic is that Reliant Robins are cheap to drive in Great Britain (due to fuel economy and the special taxation and licensing class assigned under British law).
G-2’s cost about $20k so yea you’re right.
You could build your own for much cheaper. If you have basic metalworking and fiberglass skills and a place and the tools to build it with, you could build it for less than half the price. You would need a bike for parts of course but used bikes can be had for quite cheap. I would put a turbo kit on mine, maybe 300 hp or so, nothing crazy ;)
They really are, but at $58,000 they better be.
F-yeah T-Rex! Those things are awesome.
Good Idea:
Designing a three-wheeled car with the single wheel on the rear.
Bad Idea:
Designing a three-wheeled car with the single wheel up front.
No. Scratch just flipped the car that hard.