Gavin from Shred Eighty teamed up with Bummotorsport to test the “most unstable tricycle in the world”, featuring a 180-horsepower engine with a lightweight frame, resulting in surprisingly insane performance.
It is equipped with a 1000cc engine and four inline cylinders, adapted to a 110 tricycle frame, with tiny tires and no suspension, making the experience even more unpredictable.
Although it doesn’t impress with speed specs on paper, the video shows that the tricycle easily lifts the front wheel, making it almost impossible to control the power without this happening. If the rider attempts to control the situation by spinning the rear wheels, the result is the same: the rider ends up on the ground quickly. Gavin even falls at least once during the test, further highlighting the unpredictability of the machine.
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Although the creators call it “the fastest tricycle in the world,” it would fall behind in a race against models like the Honda ATC250R. However, due to its performance and unstable design, the vehicle truly sounds like the fastest and most dangerous tricycle, especially when pushed to the point of becoming a two-wheeler with minimal movement on the handlebars.
Source: Ride Apart | Photo: YouTube @shredeighty | This content was created with the help of AI and reviewed by the editorial team