New to trike
#21
03-12-2018, 03:46 PM
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#22
03-13-2018, 08:28 AM
6th Gear
Same,here. I started riding bikes, in 1965. Bought our first trike in March 2008, a 2006 Boss Hoss. Now, we're riding our Street Glide conversion. The majority of bike riders think trikes are somehow a step down, only useful for old and handicapped riders. Actually, trike riding is a lateral step and just as fun. Trikes are also better touring platforms, IMO, and much better at pulling trailers, too.
#23
03-13-2018, 08:44 AM
Outstanding HDF Member
Trikes require a different set of riding skills that most have not experienced, I see constant comments about not leaning, for the bike, this is true, for the rider, not exactly, leaning or weight shifting can be advantageous, cornering is very different from two wheels to three. It is challenging and fun.
I have just purchased a Bush Tec Trailer for my new T/G, it's in the process of color matching the Anniversary paint scheme, looking forward to some trips.
I still ride 2 wheels, I added the T/G for my wifes enjoyment, she absolutely loves riding the T/G, I can't say she enjoyed the 2 wheels much.
I have just purchased a Bush Tec Trailer for my new T/G, it's in the process of color matching the Anniversary paint scheme, looking forward to some trips.
I still ride 2 wheels, I added the T/G for my wifes enjoyment, she absolutely loves riding the T/G, I can't say she enjoyed the 2 wheels much.
#24
03-13-2018, 09:10 PM
Stage II
#25
03-13-2018, 09:49 PM
Road Warrior
Pro-Action is the shock Kevin is running on his TriGlide. When I rode his trike, it had 13" units on the rear and ride quality was excellent. It has the newer 14" shocks installed now and those are even better.
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