So you're thinking of a trike ...

[darthandy]

I wasn't aware of some of tee alternatives to regular trikes that are available these days - especially for those of us who are, uh, financially challenged. Or maybe you only need the trike when you stop ... or maybe some days are better than others. Here are a couple of links to some of these companies. A guy in the Goldwing chapter that I belong to has the Voyager kit on his. Basically, he needs it when he has a passenger. When he's solo, he's OK to handle the bike at stops so he can remove the wheels in about 10 minutes or less!

 

http://www.trikealternative.com/

 

http://www.mtcvoyager.com/

 

Don't know the pricing on the Trike Alternative kit, but the Voyager is $4,100 US and is a relatively easy do it yourself job.

 

And for those of you looking for some kind of Voltage meter to install on your bike, here is an

interesting one - the Battery Bug.

 

http://www.argusanalyzers.com/

 

Andy

[Bones]

In passing, another thought to consider... A friend with a 1986 Kawasaki Voyager XII uses the trike kit here.

 

http://www.towpacusa.com

 

He seems to do pretty well with it and is removable if he wants to play...

[steamer]

Try Trigg trikes they make a better rig then voyager.

[loosebiker]

I have had the towpac kit on my 2000MM for about 15000 miles. I really like it but then I am 75 years old. Solvesmost of my riding problems and keeps me riding.

[ragtop69gs]

I have had the towpac kit on my 2000MM for about 15000 miles. I really like it but then I am 75 years old. Solvesmost of my riding problems and keeps me riding.

 

God Bless you, I sure hope I can still be riding at 75