Pics of the ride in the snow today!
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I'd be out there on my hack if the snow was as clean as you have. Here, it would be filthy, and the salt would turn the bike a dirty gray. Shortly after, you'd have 3 tires and a pile of rust... well, maybe not that bad.
I've played in snow with a 3 wheeler, but it wasn't a Harley. Doubt a Harley trike would have floated over the snow like this did. Be fun to try.
I've played in snow with a 3 wheeler, but it wasn't a Harley. Doubt a Harley trike would have floated over the snow like this did. Be fun to try.
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Not nearly as brave as it seems. The TG is extremely stable. We have little traffic compared to most areas. The heated gear keeps me warm. There was no salt on the roads.
It was because I could, because I might not be able to again, and...
quite frankly, I felt much safer traveling the roads on the TG than I would have if I had used the wife's 2wd F150.
My 33 year old daughter says it's because I never got passed age 14. Might be true.
It was because I could, because I might not be able to again, and...
quite frankly, I felt much safer traveling the roads on the TG than I would have if I had used the wife's 2wd F150.
My 33 year old daughter says it's because I never got passed age 14. Might be true.
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The novelty of it here is nice, but week after week of it, I'm sure the novelty wears off pretty quickly.
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