Genius at work: Paul Randle's Trojan trike.

After failing the motorcycle test twice, Paul Randle opted for the easy way of achieving social transport in the form of a three wheel motorcycle.

Randle's Trojan Trike consists of a motorcycle front, complete with front forks, handlebars, frame etc, with an extension coming from the motorcycle main frame to a rear platform and sub frame construction, housing the engine, gearbox, drive units and rear suspension assemblies. The particular units used are a Cossack motorcycle front and a Mini 850 front end fitted into the rear platform construction. The frame extension is made from a strong tubular framework, which is connected directly into the rear platform and to the engine sub-frame assembly.