economical and practical
Suitcase Cycles operate efficiently using automotive or aviation fuel and travel up to 200 miles on a 2-gallon tank. Also, they are virtually maintenance free. But should the need arise, a Suitcase Cycle* owner can take his vehicle to any of thousands of Honda, Suzuki or Yamaha dealers for factory-certified service. At home, or away, a reliable Suitcase Cycle can save its owner hundreds of dollars by using it instead of a gas guzzling automobile for local errands. You also save parking lot charges, rent-a-car bills, taxi fares, etc. And since a Suitcase Cycle is impervious to traffic jams, you can frequently get to your destination faster on a motorcycle. With a Suitcase Cycle, you can go wherever and whenever you want to — inexpensively. And, they’re fun to drive.
strong and safe
The degree of safety to be expected from any vehicle is proportional to the safety consciousness of its operator. For this reason. Suitcase Cycles have established unrivaled safety records. You have every right and reason to feel safe when riding one. There are those who question the strength of a motorcycle that has been modified to come apart. Elaborate and gruelling laboratory testing has proven that Suitcase Cycles are several times stronger than the original unmodified motorcycle frames. In the photo, a 4500-pound truck is being supported by the Suitcase Cycle’s main frame clamps, testifying dramatically to the Herculean strength of a Suitcase Cycle converted from a conventional motorcycle.
completely portable
The owner of a Suitcase Cycle* is never stranded or without ground transportation because wherever in the world he travels, he can take his wheels with him. A Suitcase Cycle can be taken anywhere — aboard a jetliner as excess baggage, on a bus or train, in the baggage. compartment of a light plane, in a small rowboat. By fitting in the trunk, it is the only way to transport a full-size motorcycle in a compact car. In other words, your Suitcase Cycle goes wherever and however you go. When driving a camper or motor home, the Suitcase Cycle is carried inside, not on a rack attached to the rear. This prevents would-be thieves from absconding with the motorcycle and also protects the bike from detrimental weather.
easy to assemble and disassemble
Almost anyone can assemble or disassemble a Suitcase Cycle in minutes — and no tools are required. The procedure is thankfully simpler than assembling a child’s toy and goes something like this: 1) Pull the Suitcase Cycle onto its built-in centerstand 2) Unlock and remove the seat. 3) Disconnect the electrical harnesses by separating pull-apart connectors. 4) Remove rear fender. 5) Lift away fuel tank from rubber grommet. 6) Twist custom knob to unlock and remove handle bars. 7) Twist and remove built-in frame clamp handles for frame separation. 8) Separate the disconnected front and main sections of the Suitcase Cycle. 9) Twist off built-in handle on rear axle and lift out rear wheel. It’s that simple.