Thinking of buying

[hauptj]

My car's dead, and I need to buy something new. I don't really drive a whole lot, and never on the highway, so a motorcycle or a vespa would be perfect for me, except that I have **** balance, and can't even ride a bike.

Is it any easier to ride a trike than a 2 wheeler, or should I just give up and buy a new car?

 

[rhino 2]

My car's dead, and I need to buy something new. I don't really drive a whole lot, and never on the highway, so a motorcycle or a vespa would be perfect for me, except that I have **** balance, and can't even ride a bike.

Is it any easier to ride a trike than a 2 wheeler, or should I just give up and buy a new car?

Welcome To Trike-Talk......:wave4:.....And is it easier to ride a Trike than a Two wheeler,Yes.. its 100 times easier ....

If you can't ride a bike, And also your if balance is questionable.....Don't even think of a Two-Wheeler....A Trike might be ok, But in most states you'll need a Motorcycle License to operate a Trike.....

 

[trike lady]

Hello and welcome to the forum.

See if your state offers a Trike course. Here's a program available in Washington State: http://evergreenmotorcycletraining.org

Hopefully this helps.

 

[Sidecarbill]

Welcome to the gang! I spent some time in washington and it always rained. So I would go with a car. A trike should be easy for you to learn you don't have habits break. You've never ridden a motorcycle so it will be easier for you.

 

[rhino 2]

Welcome to the gang! I spent some time in washington and it always rained. So I would go with a car. A trike should be easy for you to learn you don't have habits break. You've never ridden a motorcycle so it will be easier for you.

I spent 10 years in Tacoma' One year.... Rained just about every day..

I remember when the Sun came out one day, All the locals ran and hid in Church...

 

[Howoc]

State differences

I don’t know about other states, but in New Jersey they have a separate license (if you want it) just for trikes. As opposed to MC or regular auto DL. Call your state DMV and see if it’s an option for you.