WEIRD STUFF! A THREE-WHEEL MOTORCYCLE THAT LOOKS LIKE A SHOPPING CART:

Not only does it lean, but it changes the front wheel track.

The idea of producing a motorcycle with three wheels is not new; both the car and motorcycle industry have pursued the idea making the most of three wheels. Haim Haleva, and Israeli designer at the College for Teachers of Technology in Tel Aviv, has put a new spin on the triangle idea by designing a concept vehicle that not only has three wheels (two in the front), but the wheels lean into corners and change their track based on the speed of the vehicle. At low speeds the two front wheels are far apart for more stability, but as the vehicle goes faster the front wheels move closer together so that they mimic a normal two-wheeled machine. with its variable track the Haleva-designed motorcycle can stand on it own when sitting still, but be exceptionally maneuverable at speed.

No kickstand needed on a three-wheeler.

The idea behind this three-wheeler is more safety oriented than performance minded. The concept includes a roll bar and fully enclosed driver compartment.