This web site is *not* under construction.  But at the rate at which my camera is kind to me, though, I'll be adding more pages about the experiences I'm now acquiring on a regular basis.  So if you like the topic, come again.

In the meantime, I'll leave you with a few quality links that you might enjoy if you'd like to learn more about the exciting world of trikes.  Each opens in the same, separate window.

Calm winds to you for letting me tell you my story.
John Kemmeries, a legend in worldwide trikedom, writes a brief but informative article called "About Trikes".   If you're researching trikes, it's the first thing you should read.
Bateleur Sky Sports.  Do what I did - find them on the net, talk to them on the phone, go off to boot camp, learn to fly a trike, then buy a trike and go gazzin' at the beach and jeezy-peezy start living, man.
You can learn a lot from looking at some of the best trikes in the world:  Airborne (AU), Air Creation (FR), Aerotrike (SA), Aquilla (SA), Cosmos (FR), Pegasus (UK).  IMHO, the USA just "ain't there" yet.
The U. S. Ultralight Association is the organization who has almost single-handedly kept ultralight flying self-regulated in the USA.
Don't go flying without them.
Try Dan Grunloh's Ultralight FAQ page for answers to many of the things on the mind of the USA ultralight wannabe. For a good information hub that is trike-specific, though, head to Australia.
Last but not least, The Ultralight Experience (the "original"), because telling that story had a lot to do with me getting back in the air again this year.  Hey, others really liked it so maybe you will, too.

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