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Thought I had posted this before here, but can't find where I had, so here's the question.
To all that have been lucky enough to have one of the new 2026 Harley CVO Street Glide 3 Limited, Street Glide 3 Limited, or the '26 RG3, I have a question.
I've seen a few videos of the new trikes at idle, and the rear fenders are vibrating quite badly. Have any of you noticed this vibration?
I'm probably reading "over thinking" too much into this, but my thoughts are that with the bobbed rear fenders, there is not as much fender flange area and possibly not enough support.
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