Dubbington
Slamdunk Champion
^^ billboard on wheels
Actually you can't. I encourage you to both call the DMV and ask them about it and also think real long and hard how the fundamentals of their key-hole test could possibly be completed by someone riding a three-wheeled "motorcycle".
Furthermore, why would you bother? You don't need an M1 license to operate a three-wheeled "motorcycle" anyway. Three wheeled "motorcycles" or a motorcycle with a side car require only a Class C driver license according to CVC §12804.9
http://www.dmv.ca.gov/motorcycles/motorcycles.htm
the key hole test is a joke, and you know it.
by all definition, you CAN take the test on it (yes I asked) but you're not going to do very well.
I actually test rode one of these pigs the other day. JUST not my cup of tea. I like 3 wheelers, but I just couldn't get into the Spyder. its got ONE brake! and it torsion rolls like a whale! it needs sway bars in a real bad way.
suffice to say, what you CAN do and what you SHOULD do, are 2 entirely different things.
I can take the keyhole test on my 250 Reflex, which is an automatic and a 250 so they have to let me run it. but it defeats half of the test. so whats the point? actually by that definition my DCT defeats half of the test as well.
Maybe the point is you can take the test, but there is no way to pass it.
Underneath the hood is an engine that completely fills the bay. Displacing nearly seven liters, the inline-six provides a full 300bhp thanks to an 'elephant' supercharger that came straight from the special SSKL. Like them, the forced induction is stepped and only engages when the accelerator is fully pressed. It translates into 300bhp at 3400rpm and 507lb ft lbs at 2000 rpm.
1930 Mercedes-Benz SSK "Count Trossi"
I'm not much of a car guy, but this is pretty badass!
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Bugatti? What Bugatti?