Ok, these have more than two wheels, but hey, they look like a heck of a lot of fun.

First up is the Can Am Spyder.  It’s been around for a few years now – 2007 – after untangling legal hurdles on its classification as a motorcycle.  Three wheels, and probably the most “practical” and user-friendly of the three here.  The company makes sure that all kinds of bespoke accessories are available for long-distance cruising and comfort.  From hard cases, to seat-backs, stereo systems, heated handlebars, taller fairings and the like.  Pricing starts about about $16,700 for the RS version.

Yamaha Tesseract Concept is a quad-wheel, er motorcycle, that looks pretty cool to ride, but unfortunately has been languishing as concept since it debuted in 2007; rumour mill suggests maybe by 2014.

 

 

Finally, the Brudeli Leanster 654L is Norwegian, built based on KTM’s 690 Supermoto; it’s fully street-legal in Europe, having been  introduced in 2008.  Like the Spyder, it’s a three-wheeler; consider it the stripped-down version.  Currently priced at about €19,500.