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Picture of CUSTOM MOTORIZED TRIKES Custom Motorized Trikes are powered adult tricycles designed for use by individuals with mobility or lower extremity disabilities. Motorcycles and sidecars are custom converted to motorized tricycles with hand controls that eliminate shifting with the left foot. Honda and Harley Davidson models can be converted using Motor Trike conversion kits. OPTIONS: Kliktronic electronic shifter; Champion reverse gears; Champion EZ-Steer; trailer hitch dock.

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This product record was updated on June 6, 2008.

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Sovereign Trikes (previously Haus of Trikes)

12012 Saint Martins Neck Road
Bishopville, Maryland 19975
United States
Telephone: 443-397-0999.
Web: http://www.sovereigntrikes.com/.


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