Trike DYNO Question
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I have found a place to DYNO my trike. The service includes a tune up and DYNO for $250. Is that a fgood price? Thanks.
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RE: Trike DYNO Question
That price seems on par with what the local HD dealer charges for a SERT Dyno tune here in the midwest. How do you like the trike? My bride and I are thinking about either triking our Heritage or going to a tourer trike.
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My wife and I just finished a 550 mile mini run. We are in training for a run from Seattle WA. to Prestonsburg, KY.
The trike just turned 1500 miles. The biggest difference between a trike and bike is steering/handling. In high winds it behaves extremely well, no shoving or bobbing. Fuel usage was 40MPG @ 70 & moreMPH, and 38MPG @ 70 & lessMPH. That is 2 up and about 50 pounds of stuff in the trunk. We both love the trike. We are looking forward to my wife's retirement and lots of road miles.
The trike just turned 1500 miles. The biggest difference between a trike and bike is steering/handling. In high winds it behaves extremely well, no shoving or bobbing. Fuel usage was 40MPG @ 70 & moreMPH, and 38MPG @ 70 & lessMPH. That is 2 up and about 50 pounds of stuff in the trunk. We both love the trike. We are looking forward to my wife's retirement and lots of road miles.
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