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Ludovic Lazareth made a logical move with the Triazuma, a design based on his Quadrazuma. In the U.S., quads are not street legal but three wheelers are because they’re considered motorcycles. Lazareth built this three wheeler with homologation in mind for France and the United Arab Emirates, as far as I can tell. How about the U.S.? To me, this looks extremely cool. Based on the number of companies trying to develop a vehicle in this market, sooner or later we’ll see something like this on the road. If the Triazuma is the one to make it, I would be scrambling for a test ride. The GG-Quad, another 4 wheeler they are trying to make street legal here would be ahead of the game if they did the same thing and dropped one of the rear wheels.

The Triazuma is powered by a Yamaha R1 engine and runs on 17 inch wheels all around and did I mention it looks great? I love this thing.

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http://thekneeslider.com/archives/2007/01/29/triazuma-by-ludovic-lazareth/

That thing looks cool :thumbup:

I saw a 3 wheel scooter today. Same setup two wheels up front one wheel in the back but definitely smaller and more scooter looking.

looks like a lawnmower.

Just like the Piaggio MP3, only more aggressive... :thumbup:

http://farm1.static.flickr.com/114/316105429_7ef98dc58a.jpg?v=0


The Piaggios can lean though. The Triazumas cannot...

http://farm1.static.flickr.com/105/316086966_8a62468854.jpg?v=0

r1 engine, blahhhhhhhhhhh:thumbdn:

Are you sitting on it or having sex with it?

Just like the Piaggio MP3, only more aggressive... :thumbup:


This is what I saw the other day.

Are you sitting on it or having sex with it?
If you're lucky (or talented), both.