I don't know if this has been brought up before about the Tri-Glide, but I would like to see HD's Tri-glide built up with an RGS fairing. I brought up this idea with the Freewheeler as well. I think this fixed fairing configuration would provide the same benefits of lighter steering and better rider/passenger air-flow management as it does on the FLTRX(S). What say you? What are the chances of the MOCO building such a trike for us? I also think it'd be one sharp-looking trike!

 

I agree!....pull out the wallet!

 

That type of triglide I would consider trading off old shiney for.

 

Has anybody out there done a conversion kit with a Road Glide?

 

About two years ago, Ray Price HD in Raleigh NC built a Triglide with a Roadglide fairing. They removed the fairing from a Triglide and installed the Roadglide fairing with mounting parts they fabricated. Looked pretty good, but I didn't care for the attachment system for the Roadglide fairing. It sold pretty quickly.

 

To the powers at the MOCO....are you folks listening? The RoadGlide fairing blends better with the straight lines of the trunk and tourpak of the present Tri-Glide...you could call it the UlTriGlide The batwing fairing would look killer with the round lines of the Freewheeler. Make these tris standard with a 110...and a CVO version with a 120....pronto chop chop!!!

 

Here's a pic of member Will Orr's 2011 Road Glide/Hannigan Transformer.

 

like i said i would trade shiney for one close to that!

 

WoW! That looks positively futuristic! What a great looking ride.

 

purrdy cute if you ask me. dream safely fearless