I've seen that one, or one virtually identical, at Sturgis a few years ago.
it's just a pointless poser if it doesn't have pedals fixed to the front wheel that break your ankles if your foot gets too close while you are hauling ass down a hill and wheels that are made out of hard plastic..
The neighbor kids used to bust the pedals off. You then put your shoes on the axle and headed down the hill.
Actually, I think my neighbors invented the Big Wheel. They would steal someone's tricycle in the neighborhood, take the forks off, flip the frame, put it back on, bust the pedals off and head down the hill. There was a Mattel executive that lived around the corner. I strongly suspect he saw them. I knew his son, who had Every Single Toy Known To Man.
Google "drift trike."
You're welcome.
beans wrote: Google "drift trike." You're welcome.
Oh my gosh! I had no idea. Gives me all kinds of bad and brilliant ideas, that might cause either me or my son to be developing road rash and scabs.
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