SLINGSHOT by Polaris

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I also like what I see. ThumbUp

Looks like a cross between a reverse trike and a hotrod and as a bonus, very easy to work on! Now as for the comfort level, that remains to be seen,,,.
 
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And as I mentioned in another thread, it looks very easy to work on which to me is a big bonus! My concern is the comfort level. Those seat look pretty hard. I'll definitely go and take a look at one and hopefully at least sit in it once their at the dealers. Taking one for a test drive would be perfect!
 
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Yea! My favorite part ,seatbelts with shoulder harness and a foot clutch, steering wheel, side by side seating ,5 speed stick shift ,when does it become a motorcycle?
 
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It's a three-wheeled car designed to get around regulations and costs as much as a car. Our Honda Accord has a lot more comfort and no need to wear a helmet.
 
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As much as I like it, selling my present trike to buy the Slingshot really doesn't make any sense at this point in time. If I did sell my trike, (which still might happen this year) there won't be any replacement for it! :(

My biggest draw to the Slingshot (outside of car like shifting and having your better half next to you instead of behind) is the ability to work on it quite easily as compared to my Wing. But I already have a nice Honda DelSol that gives me my "little sports car fix" by simply removing the 'targa top' along with all windows down for 'open air' feeling. Why have two vehicles where my DelSol can be used all year with heat and AC,,,. :Shrug:

Just reality setting in, lol. ;)
 
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Regardless of how you classify it I like it. Is it more car-like than say a Motor Trike Stallion or more like a beefed up Spyder? Or something in between.
Larry
 
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Bet it's fun to ride but you'd better look sharp at any turnoffs,driveways,even intersections on secondary roads or you'll scrape your cheeks. Speed bumps might be an issue as well. That said it's probably a hoot to ride in the curvy parts.
 
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If you read the specs on it, it is a foot wider and 2 feet longer than a Stallion which makes it pretty darn big !! The article in Cycle mag didn't show or say anything about storage either. Probably come up with a trailer hitch later.

Tomg
 
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If you read the specs on it, it is a foot wider and 2 feet longer than a Stallion which makes it pretty darn big !! The article in Cycle mag didn't show or say anything about storage either. Probably come up with a trailer hitch later.

Tomg

There is storage behind each seat and a lockable glove box..
 
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As said on the Harley thread. Looks car like. Very wide. I would buy one but Conn is not allowing it to be reg or sold here yet...
 

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