Harley Freewheeler
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Cruise and reverse are standard on the FreeWheeler.
I got on one yesterday and it was very comfortable, im 5'8".My wife was with me and she has to step on the passenger board to get up and on her XXX ,with the FreeWheeler she just put her leg over the seat and slid on, shes 5'3", she also thought it was very comfortable for the driver. It has a lot of customizing potential. One thing I personally disliked was the rear fenders, all I could think of was everything off the road/tires going right up the exposed sides of the trunk.
I got on one yesterday and it was very comfortable, im 5'8".My wife was with me and she has to step on the passenger board to get up and on her XXX ,with the FreeWheeler she just put her leg over the seat and slid on, shes 5'3", she also thought it was very comfortable for the driver. It has a lot of customizing potential. One thing I personally disliked was the rear fenders, all I could think of was everything off the road/tires going right up the exposed sides of the trunk.
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To me its the sides of the trunk and anyone behind you thats gonna take a beating. No way to mount mud flaps and would probably look bad with this style fender anyway.
The front fender is short also so lots of stuff is gonna hit the oil cooler. A small mud flap here would work.
Im hoping someone that has got a test ride and managed to run thru a wet area will post about how the fenders worked out.
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They "might" be OK. They are mounted in an ABS type mold quite like on my FatBob and pretty protected by it, the whole unit is then mounted to the fender.
To me its the sides of the trunk and anyone behind you thats gonna take a beating. No way to mount mud flaps and would probably look bad with this style fender anyway.
The front fender is short also so lots of stuff is gonna hit the oil cooler. A small mud flap here would work.
Im hoping someone that has got a test ride and managed to run thru a wet area will post about how the fenders worked out.
To me its the sides of the trunk and anyone behind you thats gonna take a beating. No way to mount mud flaps and would probably look bad with this style fender anyway.
The front fender is short also so lots of stuff is gonna hit the oil cooler. A small mud flap here would work.
Im hoping someone that has got a test ride and managed to run thru a wet area will post about how the fenders worked out.
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went on a ride yesterday with some of the salesmen from my local dealer and they said they got in a black and the blue and white one on Friday just before they closed [ set up on the floor ] have Tuesday off so think I will get up there early , before they are gone , and take a look , but coming home with my TG
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went on a ride yesterday with some of the salesmen from my local dealer and they said they got in a black and the blue and white one on Friday just before they closed [ set up on the floor ] have Tuesday off so think I will get up there early , before they are gone , and take a look , but coming home with my TG
the Freewheeler doesn't come in blue and white, but the tri glide does is that what you were thinking?
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