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2.4 Practical Use:In day to day practical use, this 3-Wheel concept again offers a series of advantages: A) Large gas tank capacity: The lightweight ness of a 3-Wheeler is not as crucial as for a standard motorcycle that has to be held up with the
tip of the toes. So the gas tank can easily hold 50 liters or more, for an excellent range between fill-ups. B) Large locked luggage compartment: Furthermore, there is no track under the seat like on a snowmobile.
Still more, even when fully loaded with luggage, the vehicle is not harder to hold at standstill and the reverse gear can still be used without tip-of-toe acrobatics, like with a regular fully loaded touring motorcycle.
C) Easy to park: If the passengers get off, the engine still acts as a counter-weight to lighten the rear of the vehicle.
It's even easier than with a snowmobile who's track and skis drag in the snow, while the 3-Wheeler simply pivots on its two front wheels around the differential.
D) Easy to tow: Finally and not least, a tow bar can be installed at the front of the chassis. So it's possible to attach it to a car. The 3-Wheeler rear end can even be moved sideways to ease insertion of the tongue over the car hitch. So luggage can be stored into the 3-Wheeler which can be used as a trailer to go on vacation. Arrived at the beach, the 3-Wheeler that holds all needed gear, can be used to run around and enjoy the summer weather. This 3-Wheeler could become the preferred towed vehicle of many motor homes, since it's lighter and less cumbersome than a small car or a regular motorcycle on a trailer.
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