Roadsmith Unveils New Indian Trike

Mar 29, 2008
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Roadsmith Unveils New Indian Trike at V-Twin Dealer Expo

The new Roadsmith Indian Trike combines the attributes of a historically significant, high-performance touring motorcycle, with the comfort, safety and handling of a Roadsmith Trike. The result?

Nothing less than a 3-wheeled “personal time machine” guaranteed to move the rider through time and space with a twist of the throttle.

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For more than 40 years, Roadsmith Trikes has been designing and producing some of the best engineered, best handling trikes in the business.

Based in White Bear Lake, MN, Roadsmith manufactures and distributes 19 different trike conversion kits for Honda, Harley-Davidson, Victory and Indian motorcycles. They are represented by over a 100 Roadsmith dealers in the U.S. and Canada as well as their own retail location, The Trike Shop, on Beach Street in Daytona Beach, FL.





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To be a dissenter here but the styling fails for me in two areas. Yes it looks good from the 3/4 front view but side and back do nothing for me. They follow the same old square off features of all the other trikes out there without any regards to the inherent lines and curves of this particulars bike's body. The tank and seat flow well in a nice curve and then suddenly it stops and goes to a flat plane with no transition. Two nicely curved fenders with a big square slab stuck in between.No follow through or integration into the rest of the lines. IMHO if you want to see what can be done with carrying thru on a styling theme look at what Lehman has done in their Vision Trike. Big improvement on the factory lines. Probably lots of disagreement here but that's how I see it.
 
To be a dissenter here but ...

Thank you for breaking the ice, as I'm scrolling down the comments thinking, Oh Really I just don't see it, I was worried I'd be the first to say it doesn't do anything for me!
There is just something about it that does nothing for me, it's not ugly, but it doesn't look right to me!
 

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