I found it pretty easy to get in and out of. You do sit down in it, but if you lift the wheel all the way up then it was pretty easy to swing a leg out, get your left arm up on the body work and lift/swing yourself out. On a scale of 1 to 10, 10 being the easiest to get in and out of, I would say the Slingshot was an 8. On the same scale I would rate a Lotus Elise about a 2.
I had to roll out of the Lotus that I drove! Not fun... You look cool driving, but you have to make sure that you either stay in the car or park behind the restaurant so no one sees you get out of it!
I found it pretty easy to get in and out of. You do sit down in it, but if you lift the wheel all the way up then it was pretty easy to swing a leg out, get your left arm up on the body work and lift/swing yourself out. On a scale of 1 to 10, 10 being the easiest to get in and out of, I would say the Slingshot was an 8. On the same scale I would rate a Lotus Elise about a 2.
I had to roll out of the Lotus that I drove! Not fun... You look cool driving, but you have to make sure that you either stay in the car or park behind the restaurant so no one sees you get out of it!
Question, were there any plus sized guys there? If so how easy was it for them to enter and exit the SS. As an example of plus sized I'm 5'10" and 250lbs.
It's been nothing but rain the last two months in Tennessee but we did get out one Sunday and made it to the "Dragon". I've spent many, many days on the Dragon on two wheels but this is my first time on three! Enjoy
Folks, I posted video of my Stock Backup Camera Display for Driving, but with further extensive testing under driving conditions, I found a dangerous condition that can occur.
In wiring a switch to the reverse switch on the transmission, I was able to turn the backup Camera and display on...
All,
I think It will be nice to have a Thread with pictures only and keeping discussions to a minimum...
Please do not post unless you are posting a picture !!!
Post without a picture WILL BE DELETED.
The idea is to see the pictures, not discussions. If you have question about something...
Folks, battery failure due to ignition or lights left on can be a nightmare. On the Slingshot, it is even more of a nightmare. The Battery terminals are hidden behind a panel that no one knows where. Sam Owens to the rescue. This video will show you all you need to know about the Battery...
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