You wouldn’t send a ship to sea without checking the hull. Your trike needs a "spring awakening" protocol. Here is your April 1st checklist:
In the quiet town of Willow Creek, a unique duo kept the streets safe and fun. April and May, two friends with a passion for three-wheeled vehicles, had started the "Trike Patrol." Their mission was simple: to enjoy their love for trikes while keeping an eye on the town, ensuring everyone had a great time. trike patrol april and may
This is when the community comes out. Kids wave from porches, and other riders offer the "two-finger low wave" as the trikes rumble past. The sun stays up late, stretching the evening patrols into long, orange-tinted golden hours. For the Trike Patrol, April is the preparation , but May is the You wouldn’t send a ship to sea without checking the hull
As the weather warms up and the flowers start to bloom, trike enthusiasts eagerly anticipate the start of the riding season. April and May are prime months for trike patrolling, with mild temperatures and scenic landscapes making for perfect riding conditions. Whether you're a seasoned trike veteran or a newcomer to the world of three-wheeled riding, these months offer a chance to get out and enjoy the fresh air, sunshine, and stunning vistas. April and May, two friends with a passion
We hosted two "Know Your Trike" clinics, teaching new riders about tire pressure, chain maintenance, and the importance of wearing a helmet. Memorial Day Parade:
This resource covers planning, running, and documenting a trike patrol program for the months of April and May. It’s written for organizers, patrol leaders, volunteers, or community coordinators and includes schedules, risk checks, sample routes, communications plans, and reporting templates.
The month of May brings a renewed focus on road compliance and community safety. Registration & Safety: Drivers should be aware that the Land Transportation Office (LTO)