street legal somewhere...

[pickleweasel_00]

ha ha, found this pic of what appears to be a street legal Tri-Z, not sure where though :wondering

http://farm1.static.flickr.com/172/362829991_560aaacb27.jpg?v=0

http://farm1.static.flickr.com/135/362831209_2fca57ae0c.jpg?v=0

[factoryX]

nice looking z though

[NINJA]

Those a**hats ruined a perfectly good Tri-Z!

[pickleweasel_00]

dig the rear fender flares... custom!

[Nick_R_23]

That looks pretty nice, but I dont think those tires are street legal. :D Interesting mud flaps though.

-Nick :TrikesOwn

[gaukel350x]

Thoes mirriors are freaking goofy

[edog]

It was taking in Europe.

[ATC-Eric]

Check out how they lowered the front fender.......

[Hair Bear Bunch]

The reg plate is German.

[oldskool83]

ive seen all kinds of things street legal over there...always pics of guys on quads running the streets. WTF?

[Youngrasher]

Ive just bought a street legal tri-z over here in the uk,

[Youngrasher]

My road legal tri-z, these are the pictures that were on ebay, it's now safe and happy in my garage, the bloke i bought it off is a member on here and he's currently getting a 250r registered for the road,

[wad]

I have a 200x road legal.
Its on a Q plate but its a proper job.
Its not limited use or registered as agricultural.

[oldsking86]

Man I wish I could have that legality in FL haha I'd be riding my bike allllll the time

[luke]

I also have a Z on the road in the UK, i'd show a picture if some one can explain how ?? :)

[3Wheelers4Life]

I also have a Z on the road in the UK, i'd show a picture if some one can explain how ?? :)

if your posting a picture from a web address type this:
insert web address of picture here

or if your uploading one from your computer see this link:
http://www.3wheelerworldforums.com/showthread.php?t=31055

[stefan34]

yep here in holland it's no problemo to have it street legal (I live on a farm so I use that ensurence) and when I am 18 and have my carr license I'am gonna put op some lights on the trike so it is street legal :D

[Youngrasher]

hello LUKE i met you when i got the tri-z off pagatcs, don't suppose you've got any white rear fenders have you?

[luke]

hope this works :p

[Youngrasher]

Is that black one mine.

[RedRider_AK]

Luke, I like that "Cyclops" enduro front number plate/headlight on there. Looks strange but it fits the overall flow of the machine as well!

[luke]

Luke, I like that "Cyclops" enduro front number plate/headlight on there. Looks strange but it fits the overall flow of the machine as well!

Thank's very much :p The bike is back to standard trim now though, as with the dolly bird sat on it :naughty:

[ml1275]

Hi Luke

Is it registered as 'agricultural' or something?

cheers
ML

[Hair Bear Bunch]

Ok, throw me a line here chaps. What mods have been done to make them UK road legal? I'm guessing speedo, brake lights, indicators ect.?
My BigRed wants work done, and currently has no reg no. or V5, so I'm wondering if it's worth doing to make it legal.
Thanks, Rob.

[luke]

Hi Luke

Is it registered as 'agricultural' or something?

cheers
ML

No, it was first reg'd in 1996 as a road trike, so all normal road (motorcicle) trike rules aply. Except it's over the age of .......... and / or too small (engine) to need a fog lamp or speedo etc . But it does mean i can take it to a cat 3wheel MOT garage :naughty: Not had a problem yet, it's up for one soon.
Look's like we dont have so much trouble puting bike's on the road in UK, how come you Americans cant do it. What's the rule's and why is it ok to reg a new built custom trike chopper :wondering

[Dirtcrasher]

Seems like everything in the US is a pain...

I believe I read that getting the right DOT rated tires is a pain.

EDIT - By the way, your Z's look AWESOME!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!