In my search for a 3 wheeler I cam across Panther bikes which are made here in Germany. Anyone had any experience of them? They look good. The 3 wheelers are on the bottom of the specialist page on the right, click on them and they get their own page.
My preference would be for the larger bike with the wheels all the same size, and it is rather less expensive.
Is it better to have the 2 wheels in front as opposed to behind as with the Pashley and the di Blasi? I believe that I read somewhere that they are easier to manoeuvre.
In my search for a 3 wheeler I cam across Panther bikes which are made here in Germany. Anyone had any experience of them? They look good. The 3 wheelers are on the bottom of the specialist page on the right, click on them and they get their own page.
Upright tadpole - don't think I've seen a modern one of those before.
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Is it better to have the 2 wheels in front as opposed to behind as with the Pashley and the di Blasi? I believe that I read somewhere that they are easier to manoeuvre.
More stable when braking, certainly. And no asymmetric drive problems.
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Actually much depends on the eye of the beholder. So far I am impressed.
I made a request for some info on their bikes by email on Wed pm, by lunch today a letter listing local dealers and 4 glossy brochures arrived. I thought the bikes were very good looking but then I drive an old style (Fiat Multipla). My best friend's wife hates the looks of the car but we certainly have a comfortable touring holiday and than their family does in their wee Ford Focus.
Brian Millson
On 8/7/05 07:23, in article [email hidden], "The
Nottingham Duck said:
Brian Millson said:
In my search for a 3 wheeler I cam across Panther bikes which are made here in Germany.
Check out the rest of the range.There are some seriously fugly machines there. No wonder T-Mobile ride foreign bikes .
