Tricity 300
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Re: Tricity 300
Or you could try Tric-ity, pronounced similar to rickety?
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Yamaha Tricity 300
Anyone interested in this bike?
Saw it (on the web) for the first time today and it does look pretty cool I have to say.
Basically a modified XMax 300 which would be the perfect platform for one of these.
Could be a really useful machine and you dont need any sort of bike licence to ride it (but at least a car licence)
Saw it (on the web) for the first time today and it does look pretty cool I have to say.
Basically a modified XMax 300 which would be the perfect platform for one of these.
Could be a really useful machine and you dont need any sort of bike licence to ride it (but at least a car licence)
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Re: Yamaha Tricity 300
There's an earlier thread about this with links to various magazine road tests.
Our favourite Youtuber Cageron2wheels did a video on it - he quite liked many aspects of it as a commuter, but found the extra weight dragged down performance and the handling was a bit slow.
Our favourite Youtuber Cageron2wheels did a video on it - he quite liked many aspects of it as a commuter, but found the extra weight dragged down performance and the handling was a bit slow.
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Re: Yamaha Tricity 300
Have now found that
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Re: Yamaha Tricity 300
They are using what look like 3 wheel scooters as suport bikes in the Tour de France don't know what breed though.
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Re: Yamaha Tricity 300
I like my Tricity 125 Though might be trading in for a new n- max 125 when in stock
Find the 125 under powered and heavy , Great in the wet though.
Thought about the Tricity 300 but can’t add to multi bike policy, Tax is £91 and is really heavy .
Still I won’t turn down a test ride when there at the dealers
Find the 125 under powered and heavy , Great in the wet though.
Thought about the Tricity 300 but can’t add to multi bike policy, Tax is £91 and is really heavy .
Still I won’t turn down a test ride when there at the dealers
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Re: Yamaha Tricity 300
I did once take interest in a 3 wheeler years back but luckily i snapped out of it very quickly
That beeping it does would rive me crazy plus the extra maintenance required and extra parts. No thank you
That beeping it does would rive me crazy plus the extra maintenance required and extra parts. No thank you