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Harley-Davidson reverse-trike coming to Cologne motorcycle show

Harley-Davidson reverse-trike coming to Cologne motorcycle show

By: Peter Chubb | September 30, 2008 | 2 Comments

A Harley-Davidson trike is nothing new as the motorcycle company introduced one early in 2008. But Harley wants to flip this design around a little and produce a new reverse-trike that will lean into the corners.

There are rumors that this concept will be at the motorcycle show in Cologne, Germany. I imagine that there will be a lot of people at the Harley-Davidson, who will want to get to see this great idea in the flesh.

If rumors are true then the new Harley-Davidson reverse-trike will be powered by a liquid-cooled Revolution V-Twin engine, this will be from the Rod series. Let us hope that these rumors are in fact true, we will have to wait and see.

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