did any motorcycle companies make a large motorcycle with automatic training wheels?

Early in the 20th century, until about 1910, motorcycles were more popular than cars because they were a lot cheaper. The Model T changed that. Anyway, there were a lot of experimental designs, and I'm sure someone had the idea of retractable wheels.

There was a company just a few years ago that made retractable wheels for a Honda Gold Wing. They mounted on the back, outside (or in front of) the saddlebags. When you slowed down under about 20 mph, they came down by themselves so you didn't worry about falling over at a stoplight. I'm not sure if they still make it.

I read a history of old bikes once and there was one way back that had wheels you put down with a lever. The reason was it was almost a car and you sat in it instead of straddling it. Sorry I do not remember but it had liquid cooling and brass or copper tubes all around it to cool the engine.

I do not need or want just thought I had seen advertisement but maybe it was an article in a motorcycle magazine back in the mid eighties that showed one . Went on you tube and there a couple aftermarket companies that are making them now . Pretty neat engineering where the stabilizing wheels drop before you come to a stop. They flex but hold bike up steady. do not have to take feet off floor boards. Nice for older , small ,or women riders on large intimidating bikes. I had thought Kaw or Yam had made one on a dresser but was probably an after market or prototype

Not the motorcycle maker-- there is a aftermarket maker of 'training wheels' that have a small tire-12 inch- on each side of the motorcycle that is about to level of the upper part of bottom of rear tire(about 6 inches) and is mounted with adjustable triangulated frames. The one rig I saw was on a Sporty ridden by lady with very weak legs due to medical condition- she said the local Harley dealer had the catalog for it and had put it on for here after last hospital visit- we compared notes on our radiation treatments for cancer and I know resulting weakness side affects.

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You can buy a trike.