Autocycles are some of the most unique vehicles on the roadway. Designed to be somewhere between a motorcycle and an automobile, these vehicles are street legal, offer three wheels for stability, and are just an all-around fun vehicle to have and drive. Part of the fun of having an autocycle is gaining the ability to dress it up with aftermarket parts and make it all your own. Take a look at some of the good reasons to consider adding wings or spoilers to your autocycle. 

Up the visual appeal of your vehicle for the show 

The autocycle is known for being a showy vehicle, and most buyers who end up with one really like the idea of having a vehicle that is so unique that it turns heads on the roadway. However, if you are looking to up the visual appeal to a new level, adding a spoiler and wings to the vehicle can really do the trick. These aftermarket fixtures play off of the angular and sharp stature of the autocycle, so they just accentuate the stance a bit more. These interesting vehicles already have an almost "Batmobile" appearance, so the additions just inject even more flair. 

Better control wind flow at higher speeds 

Most people find few complaints about vehicles like the Polaris Slingshot and other three-wheel autocycles. These unique vehicles have the capability of going about the same rate of speed as the average vehicle, which is great. However, when you are traveling in an autocycle at these speeds, wind flow can make the ride a little less than comfortable, especially if the wind is being directed back into the seating area in the front. Adding a spoiler and wings to your autocycle can help to combat that issue and make high-speed rides more enjoyable. 

See an uptick in fuel efficiency

When you add a spoiler on any vehicle, you have the potential to see a fuel efficiency boost. This is because a spoiler captures the wind as the vehicle cuts through the atmosphere and sweeps it upward and away from the vehicle. Wind drag is a phrase used to describe what happens when air is flowing over a standard back end, and this drag can be counteracted with a good spoiler, even on an autocycle. Therefore, if you choose to add a Polaris Slingshot spoiler kit to your Slingshot or whatever autocycle you may have, you could easily gain a more efficient vehicle.