New member in Michigan

[bandito2]

Hello :wave4:
Just joined a couple days ago. I'm interested in trikes, especially true 3 wheel types on big scooters; specifically the Honda Silverwing FSC600. I know there are a few companies that make trike kits for the Silverwing. (Falcon Trikes, Yelvington Trikes and Motor Trike Inc.) I am most interested in owner/rider impressions on these kits. I am pretty sure I'll find what I'm looking for .... Looks like there is a lot of information here... I see I have lots of reading & researching to do.

Eventually I'd like to own one, but I have a bunch of other scooters that I need to divest myself from first.
Glad to be here.

 

[pcombe]

welcome to our world!


Where there's a will, there's a way!ThumbUp

Scroll down in the forum section to trike shopper, send a message to zook and see just where it takes you?

 

[slick rick]

:wave4::wave4::wave4: HOWDY :wave4::wave4::wave4:

 

[Ed Hobgood]

Welcome to Trike Talk from Missouri. Glad you joined us and there are always someone on here that can help you with your decision.

 

[Lucky]

Welcome glad you joined us. Good luck on your search. RIDE SAFE

 

[Rod69]

Welcome from Southeastern Illinois.

 

[Rick Kay]

Welcome fellow Michigander! :wave4:

 

[whitefatboy]

Welcome to the site. Will be a big help in finding that trike that will be you ThumbUp

 

[R Wing]

Welcome from Tennessee, glad you are here.

 

[TouringOn2]

WELCOME to Trike Talk from Florida. Be safe and enjoy the ride. Larry

 

[bustedwing]

Hello Bandito2 and welcome to the website from the U.P. of Michigan. I have been on board a trike for about 5 years now due to a accident that almost paralyzed me from the neck down. But thanks to the wonders of the trike world, I am able to get in the wind yet. The trikes here are many models anywhere from home made to expensive factory models. The people here that actually ride and work on them can tell you that this one or that one has problems. I ride a 1990 Honda Gold Wing with a Lehman conversion. The majority of the problems that I have had is where someone made a modification, such as remove air shocks and install cheap shocks but wielded the bottom mounts crooked. After I bought the trike I couldn't figure why the adjustments would not work, until one of the shocks broke. So even if I had put new ones on, they would have broken too. So fixed the mounts, put new air shocks back on, happy as a lark. But all of that was not the builders fault. Lehman did a great job with their kit. Sorry this post rambled on so long, but I hope we can help you out with your search. Ride safe, and when you do get one, send us a picture. We love to see new trikes, even if it is just new to you.

 

[87Trike1200]

Welcome - glad you joined us. Keep in mind that the knowledge, skill and integrity of the dealer/installer is as important (if not more so) than the brand of kit.

Good luck with your search - let us know how you're doing. Have fun, post often, be safe! :wave4:

 

[Trike Mid Step]

Hi, Welcome form Wisconsin. Thanks

 

[SMSgt]

Welcome.

 

[retdpd]

Welcome aboard greeting s from eastpointe, MI. You'll find a lot of choices just be careful of the installer. Stay away from Lonestar or Motorcity trike...bad businesss

 

[skuuter]

WELCOME to TRIKE TALK....there isn't as many Owners (...or it seems like...:xzqxz of Trikes built from Scooters on here as there used to be...not sure why because I personally like them...research Our Forums...They are here. I have a Friend (also a Member here) that has a "250 Reflex Conversion" For Sale...PM me for details if You might be interested...Good Luck on Your Quest.....ThumbUp