BMW Reverse Trike

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Ozhirsty
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BMW Reverse Trike

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Sited (Garden Grove, So-Cal) a BMW badged side by side tri. Looked like a production model.? Seemed based on 1100/1150 as paralever on right side.
Really looked sharp. Anyone know about this...
Enquiring mind needs to know.
Alan
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Post by Airman »

No picture ?
I saw a K1200LT trike at a MOA national a few years ago, so someone must do BMW conversions.
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Post by johno »

Hannigans Trikes do the K1200LT, R1150RT, Goldwing, and Harley trikes.
Look real good too.
http://www.hannigantrikes.com is the web site.
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Post by Ozhirsty »

Airman: Was in my cage, passed by in next lane. Couldn't catch up to it.
Johno: Wasn't a Hannigans, it was a
Reverse Trike - Drive wheel at rear.
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Post by jon pierce »

For another variation on the theme have a look at http://www.grinnallcars.com
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