Anyone Know Where to Buy a Kit That Converts a Scooter to a Trike?
by Richard Brown
(Sudbury On Canada)
my girlfriend loves to ride scooters, has been doing it for 25 years. She currently has a 125 vino which can can manage very well, but she now wants a larger scooter so that she can travel on the highways with, but the seats are all too high and she can't manage to support the weight of them as she has some problems with her legs.
She is only 5 ft. 2 in. tall, and because of her disability she can't get on a motorcycle. We have heard of a kit to add on to a scooter to make it into a trike, but can't seem to find one in Canada.
Our financial situation isn't the best. We invested over 12,000 on the Piaggio mp3, which was supposed to solve the problem, but because of the bad road conditions around here, pot holes and the like, she had a few stop and drops, fortunately she wasn't hurt too much.
If we could find a trike conversion kit for a scooter at a decent price, we could get a 400cc scooter to go with it.
If anyone has any ideas on what can be done for her, at a minimal cost, we'd love to hear them!
Respectfully; Richard
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