This is a custom one-of-a-kind vehicle, which is many things all at the same time. It’s not a motorcycle, it’s not a truck, it’s not a trike, either: it’s the 1989 KennyBilt Harley-Davidson 9-Wheeler semi motorcycle/truck.
source.image: Wheels Through Time
The mini-truck has Dunlop tires, a 1340cc Harley engine, and a modified clutch, transmission, and other custom parts to make the thing work. Up back, inside the trailer, everything is as you would expect for a basic and small caravan too with a queen-size bed, sofa, and skylights. Video by Wheels Through Time Museum, located in Maggie Valley, NC, features over 375 American motorcycles, unique cars, and transportation history.
The KennyBilt has nine wheels, though, at one point, it had dual wheels in the front, which made it a ten-wheeler. It features a modified clutch and transmission, air brakes, and, much like a proper truck, a double rear axle and double pivot section behind the trike.
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There’s a comfy camper in the rear. Despite its rather utilitarian aspect, the interior is a cozy area, a sofa in the living area, with skylights all around to let in natural light. You also get display cases for all the awards the rig won over the years, cabinetry, and a queen-size bed in the front. All in all, this is the most comfortable you could be on a bike on extended trips.
