Tri-Q 200 (pilot experience Cessna 172)?

Hi,i would like receive informations that about Quickie Tri-Q 200.I am a private pilot on 150 hours on Cessna 172 and Cessna 150.I want to buy an airplane very soon and i am very interesting for Quickie Tri-Q 200,it is possible for me or too dangerous airplane for my experience.I am a very careful pilot.Thank you ,Sylvain Cote from Quebec City,Canada

Sylvain,

The Tri-Q really is not hard to fly it is just different. I went from a 172 to a Dragonfly then onto a Q by the time I got in my first Q I was a 170 hr pilot. I did take the time when I got my Dragonfly , and rent some high performance aircraft to get use to the higher speed approachsa and landings. Overall it will feel like going from the 150 to a 182 without flaps. You can do safely if you take a little extra time and spend it with a good instructor in a proformance built aircraft, like a Arrow or 182.

Richard