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Interesting question. I guess as long as I can still feel competant on it. After that I might think about a trike. Somehow I just don't see a convertible in my future!
I`m 61 and went to a FLHXXX when i couldn`t get my leg over an electra glide.I`m short and arthritic....and the trike is very easy to get onto.My legs are bad and i found i couldn`t trust them any longer.I`ve come to stops and have fallen over
but no problem with the trike.Easy to ride and i find i tend to lean into corners.I`m not sure if its just a reflex action or weither its actually doing something.It was either giving up on riding or go trike.Trikes have somethings going for them
...like the trunk!
I can fit almost 9 bags of groceries or camping gear in the trunk.Mine can haul a small camper easily...great for long trips
Well i`ll still be in the saddle for another 10-20 years.Women uncomfortable
about getting on a mc aren`t worried about a trike!
Noah
ps:LIVE TO RIDE ,RIDE TO LIVE.....TRIKES CAN MAKE IT HAPPEN.OLDER PEOPLE WHO HAVE NEVER RIDDEN AN MC CAN DRIVE AWAY ON A TRIKE IN ABOUT 15 MIN. IF THEY CAN WORK A CLUTCH.THERE ARE EVEN AUTOMATIC-TRIKES.....BUT I`D GIVE UP RIDING BEFORE THAT.
I'll be on the bike till the Rapture takes me. Also, because of that, I keep my bike pointing at Hybrid cars so that, if the Rapture does occur, my final action on Earth will be destroying a Prius with my HD missile.
My hat's off to the older riders. Seeing an older guy on a bike always makes me smile; the body fatigues, but the soul rides on!
I never pictured myself as a trike guy, but then, I never thought my wife would have a bad stroke at 55. She just ain't safe as a passenger on two wheels anymore, so I traded off the Softail for the Tri. It's not as bad as I thought. And +1 on the trunk - you can stuff a lot of beer in that thing! Anyone thinking of giving up biking instead of going to a trike might want to reconsider when the time comes
I'll be on the bike till the Rapture takes me. Also, because of that, I keep my bike pointing at Hybrid cars so that, if the Rapture does occur, my final action on Earth will be destroying a Prius with my HD missile.
Sir, I think your time has arrived. Step away from the motorcycle and keep your hands where I can see them. The fellows you see approaching wearing the white coats are here to help you. They're coming to take you away......the rapture??...lol
I'll be on the bike till the Rapture takes me. Also, because of that, I keep my bike pointing at Hybrid cars so that, if the Rapture does occur, my final action on Earth will be destroying a Prius with my HD missile.
My hat's off to the older riders. Seeing an older guy on a bike always makes me smile; the body fatigues, but the soul rides on!
Now that's both very funny and very clever right there.
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