There is enough space between the wheels to dodge pot holes. There is 6 to 8 inches between the front wheel and the back wheel on each side. Once you learn where the wheels are, pot holes are no problem.
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They do take a LOT more room than two wheels. Especially the Slingshot. I was still hoping you'd buy one...... cuz I want to drive one.
So you're saying that you can avoid a pothole as long as it's 6 to 8 inches or smaller?
Don't get me wrong, I think these thing look like a BLAST to ride but I'd be worried the entire time. Potholes, rocks, roadkill. Heck, even a sideways brick is bigger than 6 inches.
If I were going to take the risk then I'd go with a Morgan. Keep some collector/resale value as well.
All I can say is I have ridden the Spyder for almost 6k miles and every pot hole I have come across, I have not damaged either wheels or tires. If you lived up north where the roads are not as good as GA, I could see where that might be a problem. I wouldn't mind driving the Morgan in your post either.
