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Review: 2010 Can-Am Spyder RS-S Semi-automatic transmission sets it apart 8/3/2010: I finally got my opportunity to ride this infamous three-wheeler that has onlookers everywhere doing a doubletake. Trike Riders Now reviewed BRP's Can-Am Spyder roadster in 2007 when the unusual three-wheeler first hit the market. TRN contributor Perri Capell test rode the Spyder then. Now two model years later with improved handling and more options, I'm getting my chance to feel firsthand what all the fuss is about. Read the full story.

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2010 Lehman Trikes CrossBow Is this three-wheeled Victory Vision on target? 12/17/2009: Talk about an attention getter! The unique design of the CrossBow trike coupled with its sheer size was enough to stop everyone in their tracks during my short test ride. On my two hours with Lehman Trikes' new three-wheeler, I was asked more questions by strangers than during any other test ride I've done. Most common question was, "What is that?" Read the full story.

EXCLUSIVE FIRST RIDE: Champion Trike Conversion on Honda GL1800 Gold Wing New independent rear suspension improves ride 10/15/2009: Honda’s GL1800 Gold Wing must have been designed with trike conversions in mind. With its silky smooth flat-six engine and reverse as original equipment, it’s a natural for a three-wheeled makeover. And based on the number of smiles and thumbs-up we received, this trike makes you feel like a rock star. Check out Ken Freund's exclusive first ride test of this new independent rear trike suspension. Read the full story.

Lehman Renegade: A Harley Electra Glide Trike Conversion A motorcyclist's view of triking 4/7/2009: Lehman Trikes cleverly proclaims itself "Leader of the Three World," and started business in the early 1980s in Westlock, Alberta, Canada. In 2004, Lehman opened a U.S. facility in Spearfish, South Dakota. I spent a couple days on a Lehman Renegade trike conversion of a 2008 Harley-Davidson FLH Electra Glide Ultra Classic touring bike, and first viewed the eight-minute video that is shown to demo ride participants. Read the full story.

Can Am Spyder Roadster, Three wheel motorcycle Is it purposeful and practical? 5/24/2008: BRP's 2008 Can-Am Spyder roadster has two wheels in front and one in back for a total of three, but since it operates and looks somewhat like a motorcycle, I thought that it would feel like one, too. I was wrong. Riding the Spyder isn't at all like riding a motorcycle. Read the full story.

Funky Three-Wheeled Scooter MP3: How does it ride and where does it fit in? 7/24/2007: When I was asked to review a new scooter with three wheels, I expected something in the trike genre - one wheel in front, two in the back. I was mistaken. This new MP3 250cc scooter from Italian manfucturer Piaggio introduced in model year 2007, has two wheels in the front, one in the back, handling more like a motorcycle than a scooter, except there's no need to shift because of its automatic transmission. Read the full story.