GT3 Trike Kit

Has anyone purchased the Motor Trike GT3 kit

GT3
TRIKE CONVERSION FOR
HONDA SILVERWING
Kit Price: $4,995 *
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STANDARD FEATURES
Designed to Fit Honda Silverwing, 2001 - Current
Live Rear Axle Swing Arm Suspension
14" Alloy Wheels with Radial Tires
Chain Drive
Powder-Coated Components
Upgraded Coil Springs & Bump Stop
3 Year/60,000 Mile Warranty
GALLERY

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AVAILABLE OPTIONS
Rear Wheel Upgrades
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Rake Kit
Color-Match Paint

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*Pricing subject to change without notice and does not include installation or shipping. Several different options are available for an upgraded price.

**Non-painted kits are manufactured and shipped to a dealer in 5-7 business days. Painted kits are manufactured and shipped to a dealer in 14-17 business days.
SPECIFICATIONS
Overall Width 50.5"
Wheelbase Length 74.5"
Overall Length 97.5"
Weight 761 lbs
Suspension Style Live Rear Axle Swing Arm
Fender Material Polyester Resin Fiberglass
Drive System Chain
Motor Trike does not significantly increase the wheelbase length when installing a trike conversion onto a motorcycle. This preserves low-speed maneuverability similar to that of a two-wheel bike while still allowing the trike to handle and ride smoothly at any speed, without a rake kit.
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I sold my last Silverwing to a family friend who triked it, actually 'quadded' it with a Danson kit. It's worked very well for her. See the link below:

http://www.dansontrikes.com/download/danson_brochure.pdf

Thank you for the info, but, If and when I do this I want a true Trike, not a 4 wheeler

When the day comes that I can't ride on two wheels I plan on something like this:

http://www.carfax.com/vehicles/WP0CA2995XS650982-used-1999-porsche-911-carrera--portland