Do your homework

[Deleted member 12]

You want a trike and don't know where to begin, its homework time.
Have you looked at any in a local dealership or independent trike shop?
Have you visited the manufacturer's website?
Do you have a bike that can be converted?
Who are the manufacturers of conversions?
https://roadsmithtrikes.com/
https://championtrikesaz.com/
https://californiasidecar.com/
https://motortrike.com/
https://cypresscreekmotorsports.com/#welcome They own Hannigan Trikes

Are you thinking about a used one?
There are a number of companies that have closed their doors.
Lehman, Tri-wing and TriKing. You will also find conversions from Champion out of California (there may be a parts issue, as the new owner may not have parts for them).
The most important thing when doing your homework is the test ride at the local shop. You will find a lot of older trikes have a solid axle.
You're the one buying it and you want one you'd be happy with and enjoy for many years.

 

[Dem1god]

Bookmarking this post, thanks a lot, this is really informative. Question though, is there like a platform or a social media group where people sell parts that are no longer in the market? Like personally owned ones?

 

[Deleted member 12]

You can take your chances on Facebook Market or ebay. A pretty well stocked salvage yard may have hard to find parts. Here's one that has a lot of parts: https://suncoastcyclesports.com/

 

[Dem1god]

You can take your chances on Facebook Market or ebay. A pretty well stocked salvage yard may have hard to find parts. Here's one that has a lot of parts: https://suncoastcyclesports.com/

You are an angel.. Thank you!