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Shirley and I got a chance to test ride the 2009 Stallion Trike, WOW!  It's like riding a trike and a sports car at the same time. Acceleration will set you back in the seat and give a Vette a run for it's money. It is comfortable riding, with heat and air condition for any season riding, 5 speed automatic tranny w/reverse and cruise control. It feels like a trike you could easily ride 600 miles in a day and not be any more tired than have driven it in a car. Below are the specs for the Stallion. Extremely fun to drive! If you're not a diehard two wheeler, you would love the luxury and ride of this machine. All wheel disc brakes gives fast and sure stopping.
 

Technical Data for the Stallion

Dimensions
Length 125 " | Width 62" | Height 58" | Weight 1700lbs

Chassis
Power train
Thoroughbred Motorsports FrameFord 2.3 Liter 4-Cylinder Engine
Air Lift Suspension155 horsepower, 160 Ft. lbs. of Torque
Progressive ShocksCruise Control

Hand laid fiberglass body

4:10 Rear axle Ratio
US Custom PaintFord 5-Speed Automatic
Transmission (W / Reverse)
  
Available Colors Additional Features
Midnight Black Power to weight ratio of a Mustang GT
Candy Apple Red9.5-Gallon fuel Cell
Black Cherry7 cubic feet of trunk space
Metallic SilverFuel economy that rivals the hybrids
Pearl White45 MPG Highway - 35 MPG City
Pearl Yellow  
  
InteriorWheels & Tires
Leather Surfaces by Air RiderBillet Specialties 18x8 inch Wheels
Sony AM - FM / CD BF Goodrich Tires

Air Conditioning and Heat for
both driver and passenger


 
Ford component gauges and shifter 
Drink Holders  

 

 
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