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I agree. It took them awhile to come up with the Road Glide Ultra. Maybe a trike is in their future. It should be.
The future is now.
Edit. Sorry, I could not resist. You meant sidecar of course.
Riding a trike in a stiff wind is a workout. Also be prepared meeting big rigs on a two lane.
What works on two wheels can mess you up on a trike. Example, meeting a semi with the cross wind.
Two wheels, prepare to lean just a bit to adjust for the wind gust.
Three wheels, prepare to point the front end in the correct direction. Leaning is not an option.
Last edited by kickstartfan; Oct 31, 2017 at 07:52 AM.
I think you're going to like the trike. We have a 2 wheeler & a trike, but use the trike whenever riding two-up, which is usually when going on long trips. I haven't found a problem with big trucks or cross winds. In fact, I think the trike tracks better than my bike. A good trike rider will easily keep up with a good bike rider. Plus have the advantage, imo, that its a lot easier to handle a trike in heavy traffic. Have fun. Ride safe.
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