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Founded in 2002, China Haide Scooter Ltd is motorcycle trike manufacturer and supplier. With all design, development and production processes completed here, we can fill buyers' orders in the minimum of time; as well as being capable of completing customized motorcycle trikes and OEM requirements. Our cheap product is designed and custom-made with character, you could easily find your favorite photo and items in our website!

A Trike combines the thrill of riding a motorcycle in the open air with the comfort of your car. Our Trikes are designed for comfort and performance. With disc brakes, wide wheel base and finely engineered suspension, our Trikes give you safety and performance.
Over the last six years, about 40% of our sales have been to Harley owners - primarily big twins. Twenty-five percent have been to large scooter owners; Silver Wings and Burgmans. A large bunch have been installed on the Vulcan series Kawasaki.
The Sooter market continues to grow. Texas Sidecars was the first in the US to install a sidecar on the Honda Silver Wing. We continue to lead by being the first in the US to install a sidecar on the Suzuki Burgman 650. Recent additions to the scooter line include the Burgman 400, the Yamaha Majesty and the Diamo Velux. We continue to manufacture and sell sidecars for the ever-popular Honda Helix and Reflex. Check out the pictures in the Sidecar Gallery pages.
Trikes from Champion are a welcome addition to the hobby we support. Years ago, we decided to work in the area of "three-wheel motor sports" and trikes are an extension of that decision. We have converted our 1500cc Goldwing to a trike and have it available for potential customers to see and ride. Champion also makes models for the 1800cc Goldwing as well as the Softail and FL series Harleys.

All that changed at Sedalia, Missouri, when he crashed during a race. Both legs were broken, his neck was fractured and his left arm severed. He had barely reached his 20s and it looked like his motorcycling days were over.
That's because there is no one-size-fits-all, mass-produced solution for riders with disabilities. In talking with dozens of riders with disabilities and people who have created products or modified motorcycles to help those riders, a few common facts emerged:
Riders with a disability often go looking for a company that makes products to meet their needs and find nothing. The most successful riders have modified existing products on the market to meet their unique needs.
A disabled rider's best friend is often a local craftsman who understands motorcycles and fabricating equipment using machining tools. A sympathetic expert can often build a solution that's not otherwise available.
There is no currently functioning national organization for disabled riders.
All three facts can be traced back to two central reasons: The number of disabled riders is small and each person's situation is different.
A company producing, for example, a lever system allowing a rider to operate the rear brake via a hand lever might only be able to sell a few a year. It's an important market to those few customers, but not something a company can produce to make a profit.