Originally Posted by TBM
Originally Posted by Luddite
Horses have bars...? smile If the weight distribution or general body positioning of person in control plays a degree of importance in aspect of progress, then riding may be a more apt description...? Of course the degree of exposure to the elements perhaps plays a part in such assessments too..?

Just thinking in type.


Thought we were talking vehicles? smile

You ride a horse, but I think you 'drive' a horse drawn carriage?


So, it depends on the seating arrangements. Bikes and horses have saddles, coaches and cars have seats. Therefore a 3 wheeler converted from a bike, with a saddle is ridden, a 3 wheeler based on a car, with seats, is driven!
Q E D!


Peter,
66, 2016 Porsche Boxster S
No longer driving Tarka, the 2014 Plus 8...