?Trike rickshaw and bicycle seemed to be a combination. Tricycle divided into two parts, one can turn the front wheels, handlebars, bell, brakes, pedal and seat, with chain driven rear wheels turn. TRIKE are fairly new on the highways and often draw interest and curiosity from fellow motorists. Simply, they are motorcycles with three wheels which significantly improve stability for the driver. TRIKE are are typically Gold Wing motorcycles that have been converted to two wheels in the rear. Safety is a primary reason people convert to trike as they are safer to ride over uneven terrain, such as grates or railroad tracks, and they are more stable when riding with two people on a bike. Let us see how safe the use tricycle.

? Drive the trike in a traffic or freeway situation as you would a car. Never try to ride in between cars, often called "lane splits," as doing so runs the risk of serious injury or death due to the extra width of the trike, and it is illegal in every state except California. Steer the trike as you would a car. Use the push-pull steering technique with the?? handlebars. This means that if you want to turn right, pull the right handlegrip towards you and push the left away from you. Do the opposite for a left-hand turn. This technique helps with sharp turns as you will find it easier to push and pull at the same time when the tendency for motorcycle riders might be to just pull in the direction you want to turn.