Here's an ST11 that you don't see every day..

paulcb

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Some people are pretty creative.
 
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Some time spent on that ! I'll bet it does great burnouts.
He looks shoehorned in.
 

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Just because you can, should you? :)
hmm... my sentiments exactly... :lol:
Besides that it must be a pig to handle through tight corners, CG that far aft and that...
But kudos on the creativity to nail the front end of a vee-dub buggy to an ST1100 and name it SpiT-Fire ;-)
http://inet-rendezvous.com/motoguzzi/trike.htm


A Britt did a nice, classical conversion:

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Its a bit like the, also British build BRA CX3, powered by an CX500 engine

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http://www.bra-cars.com/html/cx3.html
 

ST Gui

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"How do you like what I did with this ST?"

"Wow it's uh unique and very creative."

Yeah that's the ticket.
 

JPKalishek

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there was a company back in the 80's iirc that had a kit car that used a bike stuffed in the back like that, It was a bit longer in the leg room, but then your feet were well past the centerline of the wheels (meaning your feet are the Crush Zone like an old Indy or F1 car). The selling point was you could easily change it back to a Bike. I think they were still too long and complaints were it handled poorly, and reverse was a hassle (it had a starter motor set up somehow that kept breaking during the testing).
 
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It's a waste of a perfectly good motorcycle.
And proof of the axiom; just because you can do something doesn't mean you should.
 

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It's a conversation piece.....with no reverse it is impractical. IMHO its ugly as well
It's really pretty easy to push a 1000 pound trike backwards. You just get in front and push, they don't fall over. I've pushed a big ol Valkyrie trike a few times.
 
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