What the heck is this?

[puppychow]

Those are some souped up mobility scooters.

 

[ionbeam]

Here is a WTF we saw while out on a ride, note the steering wheel:

Wellalrightynow, this here beast is a Stallion made by Thoroughbred Motorsports that somehow seems to stay in business. The trike is powered by a Ford 2.3 liter 4 cylinder engine. It has an automatic transmission with reverse, air conditioning, steering wheel, a full auto dash, self canceling turn signals, gas pedal and no seat belt. Entry price is >$33k. Man, couldn't you be stylin' in that! The most amazing thing is that it appears someone bought it, and farkled it up with saddlebags in spite of having a 7 cu ft trunk.

 

[HotRodZilla]

Here is a WTF we saw while out on a ride, note the steering wheel: [img=[URL="https://i35.photobucket.com/albums/d168/ionbeam/Jokes/Whatzit.jpg%5D"]https://i35.photobucket.com/albums/d168/ionbeam/Jokes/Whatzit.jpg][/URL]

Wellalrightynow, this here beast is a Stallion made by Thoroughbred Motorsports that somehow seems to stay in business. The trike is powered by a Ford 2.3 liter 4 cylinder engine. It has an automatic transmission with reverse, air conditioning, steering wheel, a full auto dash, self canceling turn signals, gas pedal and no seat belt. Entry price is >$33k. Man, couldn't you be stylin' in that! The most amazing thing is that it appears someone bought it, and farkled it up with saddlebags in spite of having a 7 cu ft trunk.

Dude...Even that Denali next to the Stallion has a glove compartment. Lol...Rationalization is alive and well. Those things are all over motorcycle rallies, which are usually geared for the cruiser rider type.

 

[Geezer]

Here is a WTF we saw while out on a ride, note the steering wheel:

Wellalrightynow, this here beast is a Stallion made by Thoroughbred Motorsports that somehow seems to stay in business. The trike is powered by a Ford 2.3 liter 4 cylinder engine. It has an automatic transmission with reverse, air conditioning, steering wheel, a full auto dash, self canceling turn signals, gas pedal and no seat belt. Entry price is >$33k. Man, couldn't you be stylin' in that! The most amazing thing is that it appears someone bought it, and farkled it up with saddlebags in spite of having a 7 cu ft trunk.

There is a dealer local to me that sells them. They used to be a Yamaha dealer but sold the Yamaha motorcycle part of their business to a UJM dealership and now they build and sell various trikes, mostly put together from kits. They have a very good technician there and that is where I go for my annual inspection. Nice people, strange machines, but they do seem to make a living.