If there was ever such a thing as a pimped-out three-wheeler, I'd say the Windcheetah HyperSport Series II bike is the definition of it.
The Windcheetah HyperSport Series II is a tricycle that Batman would ride in -- if every transport in his possession failed, that is. Most of the framework is made from carbon fiber, therefore it's lightweight which helps with the speed. The bike has a cushion that absorbs vibrations from bumpy roads, advanced braking systems, titanium front and rear axles and much, much more.
This amazing trike is available in three chassis options and three accessory pack options according to BornRich.com. The Windcheetah HyperSport Series II trike is currently available for sale on the company's online shop.
Carbon Fiber Cycles
Windcheetah HyperSport Series II Brings Cutting-Edge Designs to Trikes
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