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Definition of a Three-Wheeled Motorcycle
Under the Regulation respecting licences, a three-wheeled motorcycle is a motorcycle that is not equipped with a sidecar and has the following characteristics:
- It is designed to move on 3 wheels in contact with the ground;
- It is designed so that its wheels remain perpendicular to the road in curves;
- It is equipped with seats that occupants must straddle; and
- It does not have a structure partially or entirely concealing the driver and passenger, except the part in front of the driver and the seat backrest.
Any two-wheeled motorcycle on which a conversion kit has been installed, composed of a metal structure and a pair of auxiliary wheels aligned on the axle of the motorcycle’s back wheel.
The following three-wheeled motorcycles meet all the requirements
BRP Spyder
Trike
Two-wheeled motorcycle on which a conversion kit has been installed, composed of a metal structure and a pair of auxiliary wheels aligned on the axle of the motorcycle’s back wheel.
The following three-wheeled motorcycles do not meet all the requirements
T-Rex
A motorcycle that is not equipped with seating on which all occupants must sit astride and whose frame partially or completely encloses the driver and passenger, in addition to the part of the vehicle in front of the driver and the seat backrest.
Motorcycle equipped with a sidecar.
MP3 Piaggio
A motorcycle that was not designed so that is wheels remain perpendicular to the road in curves.
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