Ever wonder how well the TG can handle in the curves and twistys?
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Ever wonder how well the TG can handle in the curves and twistys?
Here's a vid of our 2014 Tri-Glide on The Dragon earlier this month.
Because of the wide angle lens it does not seem like we are going as fast as we are, but we were moving pretty good.
Because of the wide angle lens it does not seem like we are going as fast as we are, but we were moving pretty good.
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It is a Drift HD 170 and it is mounted off the right side of the (non-stock) handlebars.
It is the black rectangular item you see in the following picture, right forward of the front brake master cylinder.
You can see more and less of the fairing in the video as I pull or push on the handlebars. The movement is the rubber bushing mounts, not the handlebars flexing.
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