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Cycle News 1984 10 10

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~ o ,....; l-o V ..D o .... u o , Trihawk instrument and control layout looks like it came out of a car. (Below) Front cutaway view of the Citroen engine. Trihawk "assembly line" in Dana Point. California. (Below) Overhead cutaway view of the Citroen engine. air-cool~d with SOHC. is a lightweight, high-performance vehicle. It is fun - not frighteningto drive. The Trihawk is well designed, well built, and completely practical as daily transportation. Is a Trihawk more car than motorcycle? 'Yes and no. After running through a tank of gas with one, I'm still nOt sure. I do know that cars are typically slow, ponderous vehicles that are best classified as "transportation." And that motorcycles are quick, responsive, open-air vehicles that are ajoytoride_ The Trihawk? Acombination of boLh. With a retail price of $11,888, the Trihawk is a very serious . vehicle. Its success in the marketplace will depend more on public acceptance, than on the basis of engineering. One thing's for sure: the Trihawk is fun. It puts a smile on your face, and on the faces of all those sharing the road with you. • Harley-Davidson and the Trihawk Last June, the Harley-Davidson Motor Company acquired Hawk Vehicles, manufacturer of the Trihawk. Jeffery Bleustein, Vice President of Harley-Davidson (and longtime three-wheel enthus,ia$t~ ~ bef:n

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