hey people
do any of you ride 3 wheelers anymore? i cant afford a 4 wheeler but i wanted to try out a 3 wheeler. Are they as tippy as people make them out to be or do you just get an oversized front tire.

let me know what u think al

 

I'm 32 and have been riding for 25 years now (had a 1983 185S and an ATV 200X back in the day). If you get used to the handling of a 3 wheeler they're fine. I never had any problems with mine. I still see some out at the riding spots that I frequent in Pennsylvania.

 

thats cool man what kind of a 3 wheeler would u reccomend getting for a beginner? could u tell me if thier good in snow and what are some things to look for when buying them and can u get parts for them very easily

 

read through the ATC 3 wheeler forum on this site and you'll see some good points from different sides of the spectrum. 14 years on a 3 wheeler and the handling still impresses me today. Keep in mind if you want to get into racing you need to stay in the quad world. 3 wheelers no longer being in production and even looked down on upon certain sheltered individuals has pushed them out of organized racing almost all together.

 

size, age, experience, and budget - these are the things we need to know to better answer your question.

 

hey man
im 14 and weigh about 125...i need something that goes atleast 45 miles an hour...it doesnt matter to me weather its a 2 or 4 stroke and i dont want a little 125 or anything i likely want a 185-500 cc please

Do 3 wheelers go good in snow?

al

 

i was always told 3 wheelers were made for the snow.

200x seems to be your best bet. they are one of the best handling, reliable, 4stroke 3 wheelers around. they will do about 45mph in stock form and should keep you entertained for a good while until you'll need to move up. around 16 or 17 you might want to step up to a 350x.

 

how fast is a 350X? and are 3 wheelers good in snow man

 

i have a honda 70 atc 1982 3 wheeler that runs great & its a wheelie machine...it'll do 35 with me & i weigh 130. I would get a ATC250r....them things are fast

 

cool...are they as tippy as all the overpretective parents make them out too be...i just cant afford a 4 wheeler but i want something for the winter. people say that if u turn 1 of the wheels will come up. Or are u ok if u use some common sence e.g u dont go around a turn at 40 miles an hour?