My husband had a stroke and his new dream bike, a 2017 Street Glide Special with all the bells and whistles, including a touring pack, sits with on 700 miles on it. He could ride if it were a trike. I don't know what is the most affordable and highest quality way to get the bike converted to a trike. So, asking for input?

 

It you want outstanding work . Hannigan in Murry KY. Is worth a serious look.
http://www.hannigantrikes.com/

However if you are more interested in cost , you might do much better with a trade for a Trike.

 

 

A good trike job will be upwards of 8k, probably more like 10k.

 

 

 

top of the line hannigan roadsmith csc. to have it done at a dealer will run 12,000- 20,000 depeding on paint and options. best price for a quality conversion frankenstien its bare bones no body but a well made easy to install kit.

 

Unless he's seriously attached to the bike or you have people with some decent mechanical skills, time and space I'd honestly suggest considering trading in for a ready built trike, it's the cheapest route and the peace of mind and time not wrestling with it are priceless. Insurance could be an issue also with a conversation

 

insurance is not a problem, just add the conversion as an accesory.

 

This is exactly what my insurance company told me; the conversion is an accessory. Just increase the amount of your accessory coverage to be certain you've covered all your add-on's to the bike...