Do the new Tri-Glides have Independent Suspension?
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Harley TriGlides have a solid rear axel, with/a differential drive. IMHO, with the narrow width the rigid axel adds to the fun factor of handling like a go cart. Further IMHO, it’s not worth the weight, cost, and added complexity for independent rear suspension.
the factory TGs have an increased front rake and a steering stabilizer,
the factory TGs have an increased front rake and a steering stabilizer,
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Yes and No.
EDIT: 3 or 4 guys replied while I was making a reply while watching the U.S Open. HA HA Nothing else I can add.
Last edited by so60; 06-17-2018 at 12:27 PM.
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They do take some getting used too. i do think it rides alittle harsher than a two wheeler, but once use to it i don't even notice it any longer. good luck.
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Demo Day Bikes are beat and not properly setup, the wife and I rode the Demo T/G and I thought it sucked, the dealer pulled a new bike out and let me ride it, immediately after riding the Demo, night and day, bought the T/G, tuned it to my liking and completely different ride, 14" with Convertible Comfort lift ride cannot be achieved with stock shocks, Took the wife out yesterday for a 265 mile round trip, she got off the bike and the end of the day feeling great, she has had back surgery twice and continues to suffer chronic pain so she is my litmus test.
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