Tanstaafl
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While waiting on Honda GX35 rear mount kit from Staton, decided to take a good look at the Walmart assembled Schwinn Meridian trike which came in. Frame is of a two piece bolt together construction, the front section is aluminum and the rear portion is steel, as are the front forks. Doesn't look as if the rear section is lacking for strength.
From research reading, some have written front steered trikes with non-canted rear wheels and only one of them driving, raises problems. On a crowned road, such trikes pull off to the low right side, and also have a tendency to suddenly follow roadway dips and curvatures.
Have any trike riders here observed such problems?
From research reading, some have written front steered trikes with non-canted rear wheels and only one of them driving, raises problems. On a crowned road, such trikes pull off to the low right side, and also have a tendency to suddenly follow roadway dips and curvatures.
Have any trike riders here observed such problems?
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