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Isn't it funny how the left in general flat out hates anything that's fun?

I had a Honda Big Red when I was a teen. It was quite the machine and I had many a fun day on that thing.

Amazing how many blame the three wheeler for incompetent operators too. I can’t tell you how many times someone has told me how dangerous they are. Same folks often have no problem with street bikes.

Be kinda interesting to know how many legs those things have broken

I loved those death traps..... seriously back in the day I had a big red and a 250R watercooled two stroke.. that thing was a beast. I painted the big red camo and it was my hunting rig.
The 250R was for shredding the dunes.... damn good times and lived to tell about it...

Those Rs were rockets. Wheelie riding mofos

Another wheel hasn’t stopped idiots from hurting themselves

Good riddance. I hated the things. But I raced motocross on two wheels. Could not force myself to turn handlebars. Embarrassed myself on my friends 3-wheeler.

True!!

the 3 wheelers had a certain pucker factor and kept ya on your game.... love em

I had a 1985 200X and a 1986 250R

I loved riding those back in the day

Haven't spotted a 3-wheeler lately but a 4 wheeler with 3 kids onboard is a fairly common occurrence.



Nine lives on the Rez!

Never got into 3-wheelers. I much prefer 2 wheels or my own two feet. 😃

The same idiots blame the guns as well.........

That's it jackmountain..... thanks damn fine memories

XR650R conversion. Bet this bitch is badasssssss

Guy I used to work for brought home a 250R one day on the flatbed of his welding rig. He told me to unload it and tear it up a little. When I asked him where his ramp was he called me a puzzy, fired it up and dumped the clutch enough to pull the front wheel up while he jumped it off the bed and tore across the pasture.

I rode it enough to know that it was tons of fun but too much power for my skill. Probably rode 50k miles on a 1985 250SX though, slower more civilized 4 stroke machine with about 5x the suspension of the BigRed.

I've got two Big Reds. My son and I rode them today. I've had several of them over the last 35 years. Would hate to be without them.

I bought the last Big Red 250 3-wheeler our dealer sold. Rode it almost every day for over 20 years. It was way better than any 4 wheeler for sharp turns when corralling cattle. Not as good as a horse but always saddled and ready to go. I wish I could buy another one just like it. It was $100 dollars cheaper than the 4-wheeler. It was raggedy but running good when I sold it to a neighbor kid and he blew it up in 2 weeks. Some things are just dangerous if you aren't careful, like horses and chainsaws, and worst of all probably snow skiing.

rode it yesterday