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by Joske Vermeule, September 1
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[ I wonder why they haven't put a slightly more substantial "windscreen" on. Could it be that they would then need to fit wipers/washer etc.? I feel this will really limit the practicality of the car.] I think that the new 3 wheeler would benefit from the bubble that was fitted to the messerschmitt car of the 60's and 70's bubble car bubbles for morgans
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Here's a nice helmet that's DOT approved, yet vintage...
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AQM...have you looked at Davida Helmets? More retro than the Cromwell but leather lined and beautifully made.
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Yup, Davida helmets are good looking, but they seem so '60s for some reason and none of them seem to be able to fit a flip up visor
Yes, okay, in the real world, they're still good looking, so I might try out a few of them for fit and function and test if I react to them.
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I'm a child of the 60's ....well more like a teenager...... so I love my Davida. Sadly my classic bikes gone and it doesn't look so good with a 1200GS so its just an ornament in my study now
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Getting back to the OP's question about whether he'd need a motorcycle license to drive one, here in California the answer seems to be 'yes,' according to my dealer. I expect the requirement will vary from state-to-state and country-to-country.
Regarding helmets, it seems that a simple leather aviator's cap and goggles would give plenty of sun and rock protection. But again, local laws may require something more serious.
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Hi!
In Sweden you are allowed to drive a Three Wheeler on both a car and a motorcycle license.
With seatbelts there is no legal need of a helmet (but if you consider your head as a vital part you are thanks G free to use one).
Only need for a registration plate in the rear (M3W will be registered as motorcycles here). You can also buy your personal registration plate, maximum 7 letters/numbers. What about having FIGHTER on a green one with shark teeth? Any other suggestions suitable for a M3W?
You are also allowed to pull a trailer. The towing hook need to be approved and the trailer having a maximum weight of half the towing vehicle. No need of having the trailer registered (amazingly enough). Well think about a small lightweight teardrop caravan in polished aluminum behind...Europe here I come!
There seems to be at least three people on this forum that have paid deposits (incl. me)? More?
Have a nice weekend/T
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I found great news today – neither a special motorcycle-class driver's license nor a helmet is required to operate a trike in California. Therefore, the 3W is exempt here!
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Couldn't get this link to work – you may want to edit it.
Last edited by Boshly; 16/04/11 06:53 AM. Reason: To Correct URL
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Couldn't get this link to work – you may want to edit it. It worked when I posted it. Since then they have updated their site. However, it should be easy to edit yourself, but just in case, here's a shortened version: http://newmax.it
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