Printable View
I've really just started the search for a trike for my wife who suddenly became interested. She's not real strong, so a lighter bike seems to suit her. I've got a really nice Triumph America that I wouldn't mind converting and found "Casarva", a UK based company that makes a kit for that bike.
Anyone with some first hand experience with the company and their products??
[url]https://www.casarva.co.uk/kits.html[/url]
[QUOTE=VABird;582609]I've really just started the search for a trike for my wife who suddenly became interested. She's not real strong, so a lighter bike seems to suit her. I've got a really nice Triumph America that I wouldn't mind converting and found "Casarva", a UK based company that makes a kit for that bike.
Anyone with some first hand experience with the company and their products??
[URL]https://www.casarva.co.uk/kits.html[/URL][/QUOTE]
They look nice, But England is a long way off for parts and warrantee ..
And then theres the language barrier...:Shrug:....:D
[QUOTE=rhino 2;582624]......And then theres the language barrier...:Shrug:....:D[/QUOTE]
Oooh... never thought about that!
[QUOTE=VABird;582630]Oooh... never thought about that![/QUOTE]
See thats why you joined Trike-Talk.....So You can learn stuff that you cant learn anywhere else....:clapping:.......
So... not even any UK based trikers have any input about this company?
A little disconcerting.
The only info I have uncovered online is from their website, Facebook & Twitter pages,
(all of which say how great their kits are!) But no owners comments.
Hmmm.
[QUOTE=VABird;583102]So... not even any UK based trikers have any input about this company?
A little disconcerting.
The only info I have uncovered online is from their website, Facebook & Twitter pages,
(all of which say how great their kits are!) But no owners comments.
Hmmm.[/QUOTE]
Like the children's shows of the 50's....When they were hawking a new toy to us youths.
Send away for one ''And then you can be the first one on your block to have one''..:laugh: