3 wheels bike, shaft bike

[JayJay0707]

Hi all biker bros,

 

Got a few questions troubling me Can't seems to find info online (Don't know how to find also)

 

Any idea what are the models available in Singapore for 3 wheels bike?

 

For shaft bike, which model cost the lowest price?

 

Bike install roof is it useful or useless?

 

Any recommendations and answers deeply appreciated.

 

Thanks

[Mageswaran_g]

Shaft bike - vespa 135cc, Honda ST 1100,1300cc

 

Roofed bike - Benelli Adiva 150cc

 

3 wheelers - Piaggio Mp3 125,250 and 400 cc

Gillera Fuocco 500cc

[Mageswaran_g]

A bike with roof is just for aesthetic purpose.

In a downpour, nothing is safe even with a roof, everything gets wet.

 

I hope this info is handy brother.

[dotless]

if im not wrong, ST11's smaller brother, Honda NT700 is also shaft driven. don't know about other bikes though.

 

3 wheelers are not my thing.

 

I have seen a self-fabricated roof on a bike in Singapore. It was on PIE but i can't remember what bike it was but i was thinking "hey! that looks cool".

[scubasimon]

Actually, I've ridden in the rain (heavy but not super windy like a torrential storm) with a rider who has a Binelli. While my jacket and pants and boots were all wet, only his pants (lower part) was wet. I think there is a reasonably good protection from the elements. Also, the windshield makes it very comfortable inside. Of course, nothing will keep you dry in a torrential storm.

[JayJay0707]

Thanks for the replies bro bikers. Greatly appreciated!

 

Now I got some infos to start searching

 

I was thinking isit possible to install a roof on a 3 wheeler?

[Stoned]

Quite a number of BMWs and Guzzis are also shaft driven. If you scout around you could probably get your hands on an older one if budget is a concern. Generally BMWs are bomb-proof so even an old one could be a real gem.