VR USERS, PLEASE READ THE END OF THE DESCRIPTION!

So. You've been looking for a bike recently, and your eyes fall upon Welmade's latest creation. The smooth, sleek and elegant Powerglide. Sure, it's a trike, but as you gaze on, it seems to matter less and less.

We here at Welmade understand that sometimes, it's nice to have a weekend vehicle for relaxing and having fun with. But with the recent prices and bulk of a car, it's hard to find the worth in bringing home an extra when you don't have space. So, what's the next best thing? Motorcycles are cheaper, but way more dangerous and require some decent skill and experience to thoroughly enjoy.

That's where we come in. The Powerglide provides a ride like no other, like it's riding on creamy velvet. At cruising speeds, it's extremely stable and easy for anyone to just hop on go.

Specially built using recycled metal and parts from our heavy-duty truck and auto lines, this split-the-middle trike brings the style you're after, the fun you dream of, and all for an affordable price that won't make your wallet have nightmares for the rest of it's life. And all the while, it's keeping our thumbs greener than ever before.

Luckily for you, we've picked out three special paint jobs that suit your new statement to the world in a wonderful fashion. Respectable White, Desire Red, and as shown on this page, Wonderous blue. (Click on the links below the images to visit their posts).

Respectable White

Desire Red

So when you finish looking for your next weekend toy, don't ask why. Ask, why not.

(All sales final, as I literally can't charge you in any way shape or form and therefore can't give refunds.)

Lastly, thank you to DatRoadTrainGuy19 for helping to test this while I was still working/procrastinating on it and the functions.

Controls for this build sit at the usual pitch and yaw to drive, with Ag1-3 reserved for lighting functions, 7 to unflip yourself (among other things), and 8 for a cruise control/engine shut off.

Edit: VR Controls are in the Craft Instructions, but there is a mis-edit where I say that Brakes are in button 1 and the trigger can be used to throttle. This is untrue. The trigger button will only activate the brakes.