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U.s.a – American made trikes and companies – help w research
I’m new and trying to complete a dream ,need help w company s in the u.s. who makes / sells and or info ?
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Wild Sky aircraft, talk to Denny Reed. They are out of Phoenix area. He is also a CFI at Trikeschool.com, tell him TIGG sent you. https://wildskyaircraft.comhttps://wildskyaircraft.com
They are amazing American made aircraft, I did my training in it with him and his chief instructor Denise.
Email me if you want to talk at hdradtrike@gmail.com
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Evolution Trikes is a American made trike manufacture based in Zephyrhills Florida. As a CFI when I was looking for a USA made trike or even world wide, I was looking for a quality trike that would hold up to the torture that students can sometimes put on a trike. As a machine shop owner for over 30+ years I was looking for Quality, Safety, Fit and finish and a trike that would hold up. After looking at other trikes I decided on the Evolution trike. I have been to the manufacturing facility numerous times and have seen the quality up close and first hand. The quality is Excellent. I was looking for the best trike possible and believe I found it. I can honestly say that after years of using it for flight training I am very pleased with no regrets of my purchase. If you have not looked at any of their trike line up, I would recommend it. I have no ties or special interest in their company just passing on the info. Hope it helps.
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I have flown most brands of trikes over the years. I own and fly an Evolution Trikes Revo. Love it. Quality product, fantastic support, and world class training. Full range from ultralight to fully equipped weight shift two place that can even be flown as a Private Pilot. Check out Evolutiontrikes.com. Plenty of videos and aircraft choices depending on your individual flying goals. Do I sound biased? Yes I am and I feel comfortable recommending to friends, family, and especially someone new.
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Evolution Trikes all the way. Check out my 30000 miles review on the internet. We posted that review on our Revolt on Youtube under Larson Adventures. The President of that company is Larry Mednick. Evolutiontrikes@yahoo.com. They make different models. Call 813 810-9262 and speak with them directly. If your near Arizona I am flying about every Weekend or now sometimes on weekdays. You can text me at 602-574-9555 and introduce yourself and then I’ll be glad to chat on the phone about our experience. I get so many spam calls I won’t answer phone unless you text first. Roger Larson.
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I have flown numerous different trikes and customer service is always most important for me. I know confidently that if I have an issue I can get in touch with Larry at Evolution Trikes any time day or night and provides excellent information, support videos, spare parts as I need them which is often in a hurry.
There is also Northwing in Washington State-Kamron—also a good supplier of parts and support.
Today I met Denny from Wildsky for the first time. Nice guy, I haven’t flown any of his trikes so I can’t comment on them.
Mike Percy—Amphibian Air-in Florida makes the Cygnet. Mike is also a great guy, always helpful. The Cygnet is a purpose built aircraft which gives you the option of landing on both the runway or water.
If you need more info please contact me
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North Wing is a reputable supplier of trikes, and hang gliders. It is worth noting that NW is the manufacturer of most or maybe all the trike wings that all USA based trike manufacturers offer with their trikes. They make great wings.
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Best to get some training before you buy a WSC trike. That way you can know more for your self what you want. I sell all brands new and used and provide complete training. One stop shop. Good reviews above no sense repeating. See https://SportAviationCenter.com
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Yes def get lessons first and learn more about trikes before buying one unlike I did. I love Northwing trikes and the mustang wings. Evolution trikes are excellent as well especially the wing handling
But your budget my guide you in what you want to get especially just starting out
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Here is a direct link to our Review of our Revolt
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I agree with others, take an introductory flight, maybe with a couple different instructors with different styles. My first flight was in a Revo, that first flight is when I fell in love with Triking. However, I knew right away that style trike was not for me, I wanted something more outback. I now fly a Solowings Aquilla, and found that my style and liking lead me to the Wildsky Goat. So try a few different ones out before you invest alot of money to make sure you are happy.
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