2013 red Tri-glide
You gotta do what you gotta do.
Took me over 10k miles to fully start enjoying my TG.
I was comfortable with the handling and riding of it right off the bat....I just constantly chaffed against the idea of being on 3 wheels just because a cager decided to permanently damage my foot.
I still have some two wheelers that I can scratch that itch with.
Took me over 10k miles to fully start enjoying my TG.
I was comfortable with the handling and riding of it right off the bat....I just constantly chaffed against the idea of being on 3 wheels just because a cager decided to permanently damage my foot.
I still have some two wheelers that I can scratch that itch with.
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Buy yourself and inexpensive 2-wheel motorcycle for around town and switch off between the two. Ride one for a week or two and then ride the other for same amount of time...you'll appreciate both in the end! 
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Hey Derek, I know that the weather is not so good right now. My poor TG is plugged in to the battery tender just waiting to get out. One good thing about Tennessee, the weather can change any day to something that will be really nice. We all know that no words can really describe the feeling of riding a motorcycle, 2 wheels. It is so hard to explain to someone who has never rode. The 3 wheeler has made me think about alot of things. One, I was always dangerous on my 93 FXLR, could ride with all the big boys anywhere anytime. But, age has shown me that my reflexes are not as good, my ego is not as big and I can say I have done all that. But I also miss the thrill of riding 2 wheels into a cruve and scraping the floorboards, pegs or even the frame. LOL, wow what fun. Now after riding the TG for 8 months, I can say I really enjoy seeing the country side now, I may go a little slower, but I can enjoy a leisure ride and not feel the "need" to hit those curves at full speed... Give yourself some time to see if its not really for you. Good riding days will be here very soon. Karen
Yeah, couldn't believe it myself...but it's true. HD nailed it on the handling aspect of the TG.
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