FWD trike steering
Motor Vehicle Maintenance & Repair Asked on April 28, 2021
I have a question about reverse trikes like this:
Suppose the reverse trike in the photo is FWD, has two individually powered front wheels and has no differential. When the right wheel is driven faster than the left, will both wheels point to the left and the vehicle turn left with little or no skidding? Or will the angle of the front wheels stay the same and the vehicle turn left by skidding? Or something else completely different?
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