MC-95 Reverse Trike Group

[Ulavenger]

If anyone is interested in the Chinese 250cc Reverse Trike Motorcycle/Scooter then check out my website:

www.mc-95reversetrikeGroup.info

This is a website for anyone owning a Chinese Reverse Trike, or wannabees, and contains info about the MC-95 reverse trike, tips on setting them up and riding, as well as maintenance and mods.

If you want to get real info about the MC-95 Reverse trike then this is the place to look!

Kevin
www.mc-95reversetrikeGroup.info

[Ulavenger]

:oops: Make that:

www.mc-95reversetrikegroup.info

OR

www.MC-95ReverseTrikeGroup.INFO

Kevin :wink:

[Weldangrind]

Welcome!

Thanks for the link. I really think that reverse trikes could catch on, especially if they're not priced like the Can-Am version. I'd like to see a dual sport reverse trike.

[SpudRider]

Welcome to these forums, Kevin! Thanks for providing the interesting link. :) I enjoyed watching the video; that's a nice looking trike!

Spud :)

[ben2go]

How are these on the interstate or will they hold 70mph?Looked into one for my GF,but not sure after I heard some horror stories from some owners.

[Jim]

I personally don't get the point of the trike, but that's just me...

The thing that got me though, is I saw a can-am commercial where it said "you can now take your motorcycle license test on a spider", or something along those lines. That sounds pretty dumb to me.

[FastDoc]

How are these on the interstate or will they hold 70mph?Looked into one for my GF,but not sure after I heard some horror stories from some owners.

From the webpage:

These mc-95-250 reverse trikes are not fast, and I'd not want to take mine on a fast Interstate for any distance, but they are fun on quieter country roads, and other lower speed roads. I usually cruise around at between 25-45mph on my own city roads.

Sounds about right to me. A 200-250cc CB is good for 55-60 or so. Being much heavier, with more wind and rolling resistance and friction, I'd expect a trike to be good for 45 or so, like stated. :)

[ben2go]

I personally don't get the point of the trike, but that's just me...

The thing that got me though, is I saw a can-am commercial where it said "you can now take your motorcycle license test on a spider", or something along those lines. That sounds pretty dumb to me.

Well,depending on the state,you can't get a MC license on a trike.SC has a test for MC,trikes,scooter/mopeds,and side car equipped MC.I looked into this for my GF.We can't find a bike that she can touch the ground on,so a trike is about the only way she will be able to ride.She has a 26 inseam and stands 4"11" tall.It doesn't help that she is a bigger woman.I love her just the same.

Also people with leg or back issues can benefit from trikes.I dunno home much longer I'll be able to ride a two wheeler.I have 2 bad knees,a bad ankle,and 3 bad disc in my back.

[ben2go]

How are these on the interstate or will they hold 70mph?Looked into one for my GF,but not sure after I heard some horror stories from some owners.

From the webpage:

These mc-95-250 reverse trikes are not fast, and I'd not want to take mine on a fast Interstate for any distance, but they are fun on quieter country roads, and other lower speed roads. I usually cruise around at between 25-45mph on my own city roads.

Sounds about right to me. A 200-250cc CB is good for 55-60 or so. Being much heavier, with more wind and rolling resistance and friction, I'd expect a trike to be good for 45 or so, like stated. :)

Thanks.I read that right after I posted my question.Not a total deal breaker.

[FastDoc]

They look interesting, and I bet they are fun to ride. I'd have some safety/performance concerns too. It would be nice to have a test ride.

[SpudRider]

These chinatrikes are not CanAm trikes; that's for sure. ;) However, they are certainly much less expensive. :)

Spud :)

[ben2go]

These chinatrikes are not CanAm trikes; that's for sure. ;) However, they are certainly much less expensive. :)

Spud :)

I support your statement 100%.

[FastDoc]

I'd love to try one. Not so much I'd be willing to buy one first though! :roll: