Piaggio has filed a patent for a reverse leaning three-wheeler with the two wheels at the back rather than the front. Traditional three-wheelers or trikes have the wheels at the back, but they don’t ...

Enter DiamondBack, a Hayabusa-powered leaning reverse trike prototype, now up for crowd funding on Kickstarter. From the two videos its creator posted, the DiamondBack looks like awesome fun for ...

A leaning reverse trike with an asymmetrical detachable sidecar pod and variable architecture is not a common thing, to say the least. Enter Daniel Munnink's Neos concept, crazy, intriguing ...

A leaning reverse-trike, the new machine will be based on the 115 horsepower Revolution motor powering the V-Rod, but up until this time only the patent drawings have been released. Much ahead the ...

Two wheels in the front (known as a “tadpole” trike layout or a reverse trike ... skyrocketing – and they’ve even added in a leaning mechanism, too! That means the trike actually leans ...

As well as leaning into the curves, the two-person reverse trike will roll for more than 300 km (186 mi) on a single charge. The five person AKO team has been working on the project for five years ...

It is the production version of that interesting MWT-9 leaning trike concept seen a ... two tires in the front and one in the rear in a reverse trike configuration. The production 2018 Niken ...

Very fast,” Boyer said. These machines will never replace the experience of leaning into a curve on a regular motorcycle. But the reverse trikes are making inroads into the world of bikes.

The reverse-trike configuration allows for a minimum ... The Niken uses Yamaha's Leaning Multi-Wheel (LMW) format. Yamaha ...

Could the Niken Have Some Competition? Reverse trikes have been a thing for a while now, but Yamaha’s Niken is a unique one that leans while keeping both front wheels planted on the pavement. By most ...

TreMoto's leaning reverse-trike is a different beast entirely. Based on the inline-four-powered Kawasaki Z1000, the aggressive-looking machine isn't ashamed of its roots -- with the exception of ...