It looks all wrong, even at a standstill. Like something that’s wilted under the lights, this trike looks like it’s fallen over. But no, it’s really meant to do this. It’s one of that very rare collection of vehicles that are designed to lean into corners.
In motion, it’s no less weird to see, flopping this way and that as it goes round corners, seeming to defy gravity. The rear wheels remain bolt upright, too, and it’s like watching the disturbing offspring a motorbike and a Reliant Robin going at it. Something like a Star Wars pod racer, perhaps.
This is the weird alternative reality of the Carver One. Most tilting trikes we’ve featured in Trike magazine have been ‘tadpoles’ – two wheels at the front and one at the back. It’s…
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