2015's are up. A second trike shown.

 

Here's the link to it:

http://www.harley-davidson.com/en_US...eewheeler.html

Bubba

 

I like it.

 

It's nice and all, but I don't see it lasting in the line up for long. A small segment of trike owners will want a non fairing, radio and tour pack trike. Maybe the first time buyer or as a second trike, but that's a limited buying market...I could be wrong and I hope so, the more the merrier...

 

Looks very sharp the free wheeler but still prefer tri glide as made for touring and has reverse

 

The Freewheeler does have reverse.

 

It's not for me! I love my TG
But, It does lend it's self to modifications, and that's whats some folks will like, You decide what screen, leg shields, handlebars, seat etc etc,

I'm sure HD will sell more accessories, for this than the Tri Glide,

And I think they'll have a winner here to compete with the new Indian, and good luck to them for bringing out a new trike , the more the merrier

 

Nice I like it . Can feel the wind in my face on this one.

 

Cool looking scoot. I think Harley is trying to fill an empty space that is currently being filled by the aftermarket. With the rise of the age group of motorcyclist, the physical challenges that comes with age, and the wounded vets wanting to get in the wind, trikes are the way to go.

 

I like it and it's a great deal and I think will sell very well. Cruise and reverse for $24.9. All it needs is a w/s to tour and even though it is not a twin cool it does have a oil cooler and is much sportier than Tri Glide.


I thought the smart mover for Harley would have been to bring out a 1200 Sportster Roadster trike and price it sub 20k. It would not have taken sales from the Tri Glide where this might.