Honda has been granted a patent for a leaning trike possibly powered by the Goldwing six-cylinder engine, a V-twin or electric motor. Honda’s patent granted The Japanese company filed for the patent ...

Recent patent filings appear to indicate that Yamaha might be thinking about bringing a leaning, three-wheeled electric scooter to the US. While the idea of a trike cycle is hardly new – after all ...

Lithuanian start-up AKO has applied for a patent for an electric-powered vehicle somewhere between a motorcycle, trike and a car with the ability to lean in corners. Of course, there are already ...

What’s bigger and more comfortable than a motorcycle, but not as big and potentially inconvenient as a car? An electric trike that can lean into curves, is luxurious and fast, and comes with a solid ...

TJ started writing for TopSpeed in 2015, but has been writing on motorcycle and automotive topics since 2009 for outlets such as eHow, eHowNow, and MotorTrend subsidiaries. He is certified to work on ...

The Piaggio MP3 might not remain the reigning tilting three-wheeler for much longer, Honda could be entering the race sooner or later. Yet another Honda three-wheel-related patent has been unearthed ...

Pain in areas such as the neck, butt and knees cause many cyclists to switch to recumbents. A lot of other people shy away from the low-slung bikes and trikes, however, as they have concerns about ...

(MENAFN- EIN Presswire) EINPresswire/ -- Tampa Trike today announced a new three-wheel vehicle platform featuring autonomous leaning technology designed to improve cornering stability, comfort, and ...

Enter DiamondBack, a Hayabusa-powered leaning reverse trike prototype, now up for crowd funding on Kickstarter. From the two videos its creator posted, the DiamondBack looks like awesome fun for both ...

I’ve been passionate about motorcycles ever since I started riding dirt bikes in childhood and now I’m doing my best in blending mechanical engineering with motorcycle journalism. Harley-Davidson is ...

There's nothing quite like leaning into a turn on a motorcycle. That said, there's also nothing quite like wiping out on one. For people who like the former but are wary of the latter, leaning trikes ...