Hello.
I submit for your consideration a photo of my home built trike.  I call it the Briggs Flyer, it is based on the v-twin 4 stroke 23 HP engine. It uses a 3 blade GSC ground adjustable pitch Wood Propeller  It was completed and flown for the first time on 9/4/09.  Additional photos at: http://granitestatewebs.com/Briggs Flyer/
 
Thank you in advanced,
Quinn Golden
Alton, NH

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'Leon from Belgium' new trike. Airbrushed by: Airbrush Stef 

4stroke 'Flanders Paramotor' engine.

The painting inspired from the wellknown 'WWII Flying Tigers' Pappy Boyington'. squadron.

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From the World Paramotor Championships, 2009

Not that's a PPG Trike Fly-In!!! Quite a lineup of Paramotor Trikes at the Worlds this year. More Pictures...

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From the World Paramotor Championships, 2009

This trike is WAY over the top! Not exactly 103 legal, but in CZ, I'm not sure it matters...

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Hi,

I thought that you might like to add our Quad Budgie wheeled paramotor base to your collection. Made from Super Lightweight Aluminimum and High Tensile Stainless Steel Fittings the Quad Budgie also features a Quad 4 wheel design for stability and carbon fibre rear axles for suspension. The Quad Budgie dismantles in less than 1 minute to fit into the trunk of your car. For further information visit our web site at www.paramaniaaustralia.com

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Good day,

I am writing you from Lithuania, we have just finished second edition of our single seated trike for paraglider and are preparing for mass production. In attached documents you'll find description and pictures. Our website is www.orangesky.lt

Thank you very much hope it will be interesting for you and others.

Best Regards,

Gytenis Orlovas
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Hello, my name is Przemyslaw Mieszkalski. Is it possible to put one or two pictures of a trike to your site? My friend is a producer of such equipment and I'd like to make a suprise to him.

Trike - X-Max, 4-stroke V2 engine, 630 cc, 33 hp, electro starter. Because of that the engine is extreamly stable and quiet. Suming up it's a very high quality european trike. More info on www.motoparafly.com.

Hello,

There is a new development of the Grasshopper - Paratrikes.

This is the folding and lockable front part of the arches, with the annoying and cumbersome getting on the front seat, or under the arches through to the back seat of the past. A Quickpin away, and the closure system opens.

For more information, please visit our website.

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Miniplane Trike using a Top 80!

Julien Roulet sent me these pictures of his trike with this explanation:

Bonjour, voici mon chariot fabrication maison.... merci...

It looks like a very simple and light PPG Trike, and it would have to be, it's powered by the smallest PPG motor available!

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New from Fresh Breeze - The Bulli-X Trike

Michel from Belgium sent me some pictures of a new PPG Trike. I don't have much information at this time, but you can clearly see that the frame design is based on the Flyke, a unique articulating steering system that uses the wing to guide the trike while launching. The motor pictured on the photo is Fresh Breeze's new Sportix Simonini, a foldable frame paramotor with a fresh new design with a double ring cage made specifically for PPG Triking.

Looks like it is currently available from Fresh Breeze. Very interesting!

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Cars With Propellers!

...an Illustrated Overview at Dark Roasted Blend

If you ever wanted to shred the air (and pedestrians) in your wake, here is your chance.

Why attach propeller to a perfectly normal car? Because you can! Because you can rid the car of transmission, clutch and brakes. Because you can utilize air power and powerful aircraft engines. This is an awesome collection of Helica's, Aero-Cars, Propeller Cars, Prop Bikes and more!

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John Fetz's Current Trikes

Johnny is the infamous prop repairman that got pulled over backwards over and over in the DVD "Risk & Reward". He has made a few trikes in his long and illustrious flying career. These are the ones that he's flying now, but he has plans for more soon!

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Radial Engine Motorcycle

Got a spare aircraft engine sitting around? Now you can use it to power your motorcycle. Even though this isn't a flying machine, I felt the creative use of this classic radial engine was worth including. You just gotta love the sound of these unique motors! Now, I just wonder if there's a way to hook my risers to the handlebars....

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"High" Flying Enterprise

Need to genrate a Profit with your trike? Check out this guy's Business Model! The Marketing Plan is sketchy, requiring significant Investment Capital. My Professional Evaluation of this Venture - Too "High" Risk! Not exactly FAR 103 Legal, either....

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1956 Aerocar!

Got three and a half million sitting around? If so, the Aerocar can be yours! This is an actual working vehicle that was made in 1956. It has over 1000 hours of flying logged and only 300 hours of driving! Annual inspection of engine and plane was last performed on July 30, 1976.

This is a true CLASSIC!

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The Twike!

Tweedy Bird wanna go fwy da Twike!

Not the first time this has appeared, and probably not the last. Much discussion has recently explored the possibility of using wheels to assist tandem flying with powered paragliders. Since we can't use a trike, there might still be some benefit in using wheels to take some of the weight of the heavier motor needed to fly two people.

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Italian Transformer Trike?

"In any case, the Trike can be equipped with a mast and be used with a hang-gliding flight from adequately reinforced. With only one engine can easily choose to fly with paragliding on foot or by cart, or the hang-gliding with minitrike. Nobody can give you so much!".

The only picture of this trike shows the PPG version, although their website talks about this trike being able to "Transform" to a HG Trike. It sure looks light enough to make 103 requirements...

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SkyBike

"Providing what man has been dreaming of for decades, this vehicle is designed to deliver exciting acceleration and handling on the ground, as well as comfortable and reliable flight capability".

At 1340 lbs., you'll need a Sport Pilot License at least to be able to fly this baby. Cool idea, but maybe just a little too 'Pie in the Sky' to bring to reality - check out the video!

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My Realization

hello here my carriage built in rule of mason aluminium.

carriage of 11,5 kilos.

thank you for your site, for the ideas that it gives and its simplicity.

in a friendly way

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Green Eagle Quad/Trike

Here's a new machine! Manufactured in the USA by an established PPC firm, the Green Eagle is the new kid in town. Looks like it's available as either a trike or quad, and construction looks very solid. There's talk of a four stroke motor or a propane fueled machine!

Looking forward to getting more information about this.

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More Paratrikes...

dear
we have paratrikes in production and we want send you photos from pilotproject trikes...
please public its !
best regards pilotproject@gmx.at
nadarevic

...looks like they make paratrike scale working models as well!

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Michael Labo De Kerpel's Trike

Hi there,
Congrats with your exellent site, it gave me plenty of tips and idea's on how to make my own.
It's a Peter Lynn buggy, I whidened the rear axlefrom 110 cm to 160 cm , welded some copy of the powerloops, reinforced the joints and made a quick mount system for my Fly products cage. 30 secs to mount it
I have not flown yet , but can't wait to take it skywards.
Thanks for the idea's, keep up the good work
Michel from Belgium

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Jim Beeley's Trike

Hi here is one for your other ppg trikes and flying machines page.

Made by me jim beeley, pap ross 125 mounted on peter lyn kite buggy with some additions, flown with a tandem dudeck cabrio reflex wing.
regards,
jim beeley

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Cruise Side-By-Side!

Here's a Delta Trike that seats you side-by-side. Looks like a real nice machine, and with a Rotax 582 on it, I bet it's a bit pricey, too. If you got the Dough, and your Sport Pilot License, this could be a real nice choice, as long as the company can get SLSA compliance. Bigger Pic & Website.

ParaJet SkyCar!

A cross between a dune buggy and a paraglider, the Skycar prototype is a steel-framed all-terrain vehicle running on a biodiesel-modified Yamaha R1 1000cc motorcycle engine making around 140 peak horsepower. The motor runs through a Continuously Variable Transmission either to power the rear wheels or to turn a large rear-facing propeller via a belt drive. More & more & MORE!

Harry's Trike

Hello Colleagues,

i am not a company - i am privat . pleas giv me a chance.

thanks and greets from austria - Tirol
Thats my Test - Trike made by me self

Harry ( Konstrukteur and Pilot )

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Talk about a POD!

I like it, but I can't understand a word of what they have printed on their website!

Really a great concept for winter flying with the totally enclosed pod fairing, but I really like flying with my knees-in-the-breeze!

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An interesting Flying Machine

John Fetz sent me this and more pictures of trikes and a hang glider owned by a female pilot in North Carolina named Jackye. From what I can see, she's quite a flying bird!

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Raymond White, Hello from Maine

I wanted to send you a pic of an up and coming TrikeBuggier,
my eldest son RJ. He has been doing a lot of ground handling, throttle control and kiting practice at every oppertunity! Its all starting to become second nature, so it wont be long!

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Paladin Industries

New for 2000 from Paladin Industries is the Paladin SPARROW. The Sparrow is a lightweight (145 pounds), Part 103 compliant single seat powered parachuted designed with all of the features and technology of larger ppc's!

Unique to the Sparrow is the TiltBar HANDSTEERING. This is the same style of steering found on most trikes. Maximum payload 250 pounds, power is supplied by a 30-hp Hirth F-33 engine.

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The Flylight Dragonfly

The Flylight Dragonfly is a sub-115kg single-seat flexwing microlight. The Dragonfly will fold up to fit in the back of many cars. Using the specially-modified Aeros Discus 15T wing, the entire aircraft can be stored at home with the minimum of time and effort. Fuel burn is as little as 2.5litres per hour with the Bailey 4-stroke engine.

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Kent's New Trikes

Kent has now built eight PPG Trikes, and has learned a lot in the process. He is making his trikes all-terrain capable and foldable from powdercoated steel. A little heavier, but very durable.

Kent also is inviting any and all pilots to come visit him at his Airpark near Punkin Center, 30 miles south of Limon, Colorado. Please call him first at home: 303-838-1599 (or cell: 303-888-3002 which does not work at his home).

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Four StrokeTrikeBuggy Thumper

Terry Lutke has been developing a four stroker that can be attached to the rear of our TrikeBuggy Bullet, as well as his own Cheap Trike with the same power plant. These are the first pictures I have seen of the new unit, and it good to see the two trikes together.

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Leon's Trikes from Belgium

Hallo, 

If of some interest for your website you may publish / show some of my elaborated  'hobby-trikes' on your website.. (I sell one occasionally) All are elaborated from ULM PDM body's with certification.

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Belgium Michel's Trike

Hi there,
Congrats with your exellent site, it gave me plenty of tips and idea's on how to make my own. It's a Peter Lynn buggy, I widened the rear axle from 110 to 160 cm, welded some copy of the powerloops, reinforced the joints and made a quick mount system for my Fly Products cage. 30 secs to mount it! I have not flown yet , but can't wait to take it skywards.
Thanks for the idea's, keep up the good work.
Michel from Belgium
micheldekerpel@telenet.be

PropBike

Here's an innovative new form to try! As John Fetz sez: "All we need to do is put POWER BARS on to hook up...who needs 3 or 4 wheels, anyways?" Put two of these together for an AWESOME new version of the QUAD!!!

I have been written to by the developer:
     The PropBike was my first "non-static test-bed" to run my wooden-props at certain advance design speeds with pilot drag interference that I was investigating once, in 2003. Very successfull to that purpose and, also, a funny (but noisy) thing to use around the city streets and in trips to the airport (with a lot of very open eyes of the car drivers). I built three ones to others argentinean mad friends.
     If it isn't too much work, please, should you put a link to my blogs (and a little explanation about the purpose of the PropBike), beside the picture? In Spanish: (BLOG#1) (BLOG#2) Use this link to TRANSLATE.
     I am a designer/builder of hand-made wooden-props for paramotors, airboats and ultralights airplanes. I live in Argentina (South America), near Brazil. Thanks in advance and congratulations for your site.
Regards.

Juan Luis Barrionuevo
Tucuman 1048, (3450) Goya, Ctes. - Argentina, South America
juan_luis_barrionuevo@yahoo.com.ar

Trike buggy guys...

Hi

Here is a picture of a self made ppg trike. The front wheel is turning free so that you don`t need to use your legs to steer the trike. The trike is following automatically the canopy and the starts and the landings are quite easy. It is also possible to steer the trike when you drive to the starting place. The motor is PAP ROS 1400. (And sorry for my English)

Best regards, Jorma Harkonen

Helsinki, Finland

Aerochute

The Aerochute Dual is a simple and safe way to fly. The Aerochute Dual is a two seater powered parachute designed specifically with safety and ease of operation in mind. It is designed to be virtually stall or spin resistant and in the case of an engine failure it simply lands safely as a parachute would. Made in Austraila.

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Record Trike

"I would like to submit this pic for your trikes archive. It is a trike designed and built by Jack Woods and Barry Clark of Ohio. It was sold to Walkerjet U.S.A. and was used w/a Revolution Paramotors Flat Top 200 to achieve a height of 15,833' on a 21sq.m wing. It is thought that the pilot/skydiver then free fell to earth, making this trike the "worlds 1st powered skydiving trike"! ...Oh, the trike then glided to earth w/o incidence."

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BugXTair Quad!!

WOW!! This is quite a conrtraption! Really an awesome looking machine and good website, but definitely not 103 legal! Study for your Sport Pilot Licence and go get'em!!

Look out, LowBoy...

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Wow.

"It'll never fly, Orville" is all I can say. But wow, what a car! Chitty-Chitty-Bang-Bang comes to mind. Still, maybe a really, really big tandem wing would work...

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Two-Wheeled Trike?

There's something missing on this trike! Oh yes, it's the FRONT WHEEL!!! Guess they're planning on some aggressive leg action on the part of the passenger (paddinger). Unfortunately, not legal here in the US with the expiration of our Tandem Exemption.

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Airgate Paramotor Trike

The PPG Trike with the incredibly slanted motor! The wing is not very protected from the "blender" either.

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Pipe Trike

Got some spare plumbing pipe laying around? Get someone to weld it together for you! Still, it's just another "High Chair" waiting for you to test the rollover characteristics...

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French Trike'Jet

Not much info on this PPG Trike, but it looks straightforward enough.

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Air Light Systems' Birdy PPG Trikes

Air Light Systems makes two PPG Trikes along with some paramotors of their own. The Birdy is their single place PPG Trike, and the Birdy Max (pictured) is their two-place tandem trike, featuring an elevated back seat for the passenger with the pilot seated in front!

Their website is in French, so I don't understand much of it, but it looks like a real nice option for European pilots interested in the "Evolution"...

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PPG Walker!

You know when you're really getting old when you need to use a walker to launch your PPG! Good thing those wheels are castered in case you trip or fall sideways! Looks like a good way to keep from breaking those hip bones. Reverse inflations should be a snap in this puppy!

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The Mosquito

It took the genius of the Swedish Aerosports to incorporate the motor into a lightweight, aerodynamically clean motor harness in the late 1980's. They have been producing the Mosquito since 1989, and have succeeded in bringing truly easy foot launch capability with this harness that folds up into a slightly oversized pod harness bag, all for less than 23 kilograms.

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Seated Hang Glider Variation

This guy really is innovative! He has added a rear wheel from the keel of his hang glider attached with cables to strengthen it, and is using the DoodleBug Powered harness to fly with. I wonder how he steers the trike when launching, it looks like the front wheels are castered.

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The Doodlebug

This is not exactly a trike, but still a noteworthy powered hang glider flying machine. One of the unique features of the Doodle Bug is the pilot is able to "sit" in the harness, similar to that of a trike pilot, for comfort. The unit also has a set of "retractable legs" which once airborne tuck up under the fuselage.

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The Para-Cycle

The Para-Cycle™ is a powered parachute and a recumbent bicycle that becomes a street-legal ultralight aircraft. The Para-Cycle blends these two inventions, creating a whole new kind of sport transportation.

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French PPG Trike

One of the new members of the Trikes & Flykes send the address of his website along with a recent post. Unfortunately, the site is in French, so you'll have to use BabelFish to translate it unless you know the language. The trike looks simple and somewhat similar to a kite buggy, but not quite as low of a CG.

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High-Tech Kite

Turning ocean winds into gold while cutting greenhouse emissions in the process might sound like some sort of alchemy for the 21st century. The ship will make its maiden voyage in January across the Atlantic to Venezuela, up to Boston and back to Europe. It will be pulled by a giant computer-guided $725,000 kite tethered to the mast. Full story.

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Personal Helicopter

While this flying machine is not a trike or paraglider, I still think it is quite remarkable. The propellers are opposing, so there is minimal torque effect, and the pilot control looks simple enough - similar to a hang glider using the down tubes. Push out to slow down (or in this case go backwards!), pull in to move forward and pull left or right to go that direction - very intuitive. All in all, a pretty amazing personal flying machine! Sometimes the Evolution takes a twist...

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DFS Parawing Trike

Spartan Designer Stefano Introduce the DFS® (Dual Face System). This trike has a dual function; if you decide to utilize the parachute, then fly slowly and enjoy the skies... If you yearn for performance choose the powered glider and the sky is the limit. Or even have the best of both worlds. Website or More Pics.

Jerry's Hercules Trike

Jerry and I were neck to neck in the pylon race. As we hit the first pylon, I take the inside and Jerry is right behind me. As we head down the straight away, Jerry gets too close to my wingtip. Our propellers become entangled in each others wings. Gasoline spills as we become a falling mass of dacron and aluminum. I pull the ballistic parachute handle and it fills over our heads just before we contact the ground. But the gasoline ignites and we DIE in a ball of flames!

Actually Jerry is probably at least 30 feet away. We don't fly this close except for pictures. Flying with Jerry was a lot of fun.
     -Gary MacIntyre

Nimbus Inox Trike

Hallo,
let me introduce you our trike called Nimbus Inox Trike.

Nimbus-paramotors makes a simple PPG Trike for its own paramotors, it is superbly designed and engineered; lightweight (9 kg) and strong, and is simplicity itself to assemble. Frame can be disassembled for travel in less than 5 minutes.

You can see more pictures here, or visit the website: http://www.nimbus-paramotors.com

Jim Ross' Trike

A very sturdy and solid looking PPG Trike. Nice, wide wheelbase and a lower center of gravity than other harness trikes, but maybe it just seems that way because of the thickness of the frame below the seat. Looks like this one can take a beating! Larger Pictures

NanoTrike

Now here's a unique new trike design! This is by far the simplest trike design ever developed. Watch out for those propeller blades, they look sharp like knives! I wouldn't want to use this near a crowd of people... Larger Pictures

Home Made Trike from Down Under

Hi to the team at Trike Buggy,
Guys this is a trike that I made for myself in the middle of 2006, it's construction was from aircraft grade Aluminum, the overall weight was 34KG (including the motor) the trike by it's self weighed 12 KG. It was lots a fun to construct and lots learnt in trike design. A real dream to taxi and fly with it's low C of G. Larger Picture

Cheers, Brent Cameron
from the land down under (Queensland, Australia) 

Walkerjet "High Chair" Trike

This was the first "trike buggy" I saw. I thought, what a simple idea, just use a good quality kite buggy for wheeled launches and landings. The only thing I did not like was using the paramotor seat as the pilot's "high chair" - too much exposure to injury in the case of a rollover. The TrikeBuggy design was inspired by these early buggy test pilots!

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Just Another PPG Trike

I can't recall where this picture of someone's homebuilt came from. Looks to be well made, although the front tire is rather small, and it's another "High Chair".

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Bill Lawrence's Walkerjet Trike

Inspiration for the current TrikeBuggy models came from pilots like Bill that pioneered PPG Trike flying with kite buggies strapped to their paramotors! It would not be good to flip this trike - right over onto your head!

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Airgate Trike from the Czech Republic

Hi guys,
You don’t have this one on the trike photo gallery, so I thought you might like to add it. It’s the Airgate trike from Czech republic, built to suit the ‘Mantis’ unit they produce (www.airgate.cz). It’s the only trike I’ve flown so can't compare it with anything else, but I did a fair bit of research and as I had the mantis/Kudlanka unit, this suited me well. I’m very happy with it for its low COG, powerful 130cc motor, very portable and light, (11kgs trike only).
Regards,
Bohdan, Victoria, Australia

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The Cheap Trike by Terry Lutke

Perhaps some of you wish to add PPG triking to your 'bag of tricks' in 2008, however if you didn't find one under the tree you might consider the CheapTrike. The unusually inexpensive, sturdy CheapTrike is built in Terry's Michigan shop, and it's designed to be adaptable to almost any paramotor.

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Jeremy Harris' Trike

Super simple PPG Trike with nice finished touches!

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Selfmade Trike from Germany

Hello Frinds,
First sorry for my bad Englisch,
I hop so your anderstand my, ok the trike is a Orbiter XP Titan from Günter Vetterl and the Weels is self made from me
With the Tanks 6Hour fly
Greating Sven Pietsch
Happy new Yeahr

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FlashMonster Trike

Bob Peloquin put the Fresh Breeze Monster onto the Deluxe Flash Trike to build this great tandem machine! Those Roleez wheels really take the bumpy Salton Sea launch area well. Larger Picture

V2 Trike

Richard Degan put the new airframe built from V2 plans with a FlyProducts engine redrive onto the TrikeBuggy. He had to use different motor clamps due to the square frame on the V2. Larger Picture

Luftmofa Trike

From Germany comes this sleek single-place PPG Trike. It features a 627cc 4-stroke motor that powers a three bladed 138cm GFK propeller, a 20 liter tank and electric start. The tank alone puts it just over being 103 legal, and I bet the weight is close as well. Get that Sport Pilot License! Larger Picture

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"Motorisierter Drachenflug"

Soll für alle Drachenflieger einen besonderen Service anbieten. Hersteller, Konstrukteure und Händler, die sich mit der Motorisierung von Drachen beschäftigen, geben wir die Möglichkeit, auf unserem neuen Internetportal ihre Produkte zu präsentieren.

This technichal description is WAY over my head!. Visit their website

"Grasshopper Para-Trike"

Dieses Gerät ist somit kein komplettes Motorschirmtrike, sondern ist vielmehr eine Zusatzausrüstung, mit der man sein Rucksacktriebwerk zum Trike aufrüstet! Es passt zerlegt komplett in den Kofferraum eines PKW, und man benötigt keinen Hangarplatz oder Transportanhänger!

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"Little Red"

Jim Doyle just finished his own PPG Trike, and some are calling it "Little Red". It features a Hirth F-33 Monster on an SD cage with a 51 inch Powerfin Propeller. Larger picture

Fetzesque!

Wait a minute - Is that Johnny Fetz? Or is that just one of his motor/trike combos? From Bolivia comes this photo of a homebuilt PPG Trike flying in - well, is that a STADIUM??? Better check FAR 103 rules closely - OOPS, that's right - it is South America!!!

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Russia outdoes the Quad!

The Begalet by Scarab Aviation Labs is the "Quad Deluxe!" SCARAB was founded in 2002 by team of associates with the purpose of ultralight airplanes design and production. Priority direction of their work are future personal transport vehicles. Larger pictures

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Mike MacPherson's new TrikeBuggy!

Mike sent me a picture of his hangpoint test on the TrikeBuggy Deluxe. Looks well balanced and ready to fly! They're so clean before they have been to the Salton Sea... Larger picture

A new PPG Trike from South Africa - nDiza Trike!

The nDiza (meaning 'Fly' in Zulu) trike was designed to utilize a Paragliding harness for its seat for maximum comfort and safety. This trike was purpose built as a fixed single trike, and has some sexy new lines and great new comfort levels not achieved in PPT trikes before now. Larger picture

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The ElectraFlyer is here!

The technology of electric motors and high capacity batteries has finally reached the level of development where pure electric flight is now possible. Larger picture

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The Expeditor and more...

In Lithuania, the Time To Fly paramotor company has been busy at work on some unique PPG Trikes. This solo or two-place trike has sexy lines and features stainless steel construction. They also have a solo trike, and another coming soon. Larger pictures

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Circular Hang Glider?

From somewhere out there comes this interesting circular hang glider mounted to an even more interesting "quad" car-like buggy. Note the steering wheel mounted to the base tube of the glider! Larger picture

The Glide-O-Bike

For 25 cents, every boy now has the chance to learn Flying Principles by Actual Practice! She goes gliding along, Fellows, but that's not all. You can bank, ground loop, stall and side-slip. Absolutely nothing like this for fun and thrills. "I sent for the Glide-O-Bike...they sure are swell!" "The Glide-O-Bike is the dandiest thing I ever owned!" Larger picture

The Roleez Flyke

This is just one of Jerry Frost's steps along the way to the StingRay Flyke shown further down on this page. Larger picture

Flanders 4-Cycle Trike

Just received these new pictures of their newest model. Cool design, similar to Eric Dufour's Mini PPCg. Gotta love that roll cage! Larger pictures

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Ziggy Trike

This photo of a nice PPG Trike was sent to me recently. Looks like a very simple and effective design, but again with a high CG - if this trike tips over, the pilot will not be protected. Get your skills dialed! Larger picture

La Mouette Trike

This PPG Trike looks like it has been flying around for awhile! Notice the PPC-like foot steering attachments - careful not to stomp on that turn! Larger picture

Homebuilt PPG Trike

If you've got the time plus a little ingenuity, just about anything can be dreamed up to mount your paramotor onto. Let's go flying! Larger picture

Titanium Trike for Skydiving

This PPG Trike is used to take skydivers up for a jump. Notice how sparse the front seat is! Larger picture

Timber Trike

Got a spare 2x4 laying around? With a little thought, and a hammer and some nails, you can have a trike built in no time. The price is right! Larger picture

Timber Trike

Another version of a tried and true classic. This one actually looks quite solid. Nice front wheel! Larger picture

KISS PPG Trike

KISS: Keep It Simple, Stupid! Here is just about one of the simplest PPG Trikes ever, with the exception of the Timber Trike. Larger picture

Ekirt PPG Trike

Just when you thought you had it all figured out, someone turns it all around! Ekirt is Trike spelled backwards, which looks like exactly what this trike is trying to do??? Larger picture

Snow Jet PPG Trike

Get your