Bajaj 3 wheeler Vehicle Applications

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Emergency Road Service

University Scooters of Dallas offers emergency road service for their scooter customers.

Mobile Billboard

Extreme Toy Store of St. Louis, MO uses their van to effectively and inexpensively advertise their business. Whether parked, or on the road, their business gets noticed.

Home on the Range Photos by Mark Jurus, Moto Strada, Cockysville, MD

VIP Parade Car

We took our old AutoRickshaw sample and turned into into a parade car. We load it up with flags, bunting and potted plants on the rear deck. A crowd favorite. We are usually placed at the front of the parade with a local dignitary or two in the back seat.

Our Company Pick-Up Truck

Oak "stake bed", air horns, hazard strobe light and turf tires, it gets a lot of attention.

Amar Prakash Singh uses his van for carrying all of his equipment for his cleaning business. He says he enjoys riding to work and gets a lot of attention. So far he is the only one in town with this unique form of transportation.

BJ Strass of Scooter Rider Magazine offers these colorful design ideas.

Mike Sriro has made more modifications to this RickShaw than we have space to list. To name just a few: custom built TAXI sign, fare meter, brass horn, seat belts, fire extinguisher, custom decals, chrome hubcaps and of course, cup holders for driver and passengers.

Many, many hours of labor have made this a beautiful and unique taxi.

Mike says that when he hits the road with his taxi, he gets nothing but smiles from onlookers. Indians at a local gas station say the Rickshaw makes them homesick.

Barry Gwin of San Francisco Scooter Centre prepared 2 pickups for Tiger Beer

Dressed up with company colors and logos they drive around San Francisco streets advertising their product.

Trace Bates uses this AutoRickshaw for tours of the historic Montford district in Ashville, North Carolina. He also provides shuttle service from the Montford bed and breakfasts.

Mike Glass cruises the back roads of Wisconsin with this almost stock Rickshaw. If you look closely, you will see the shower curtain side door stowed on the side post.