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"LEARNING" How to ride a Tri-Glide is much easier for someone with little or no experience than it is for someone who has rode 2 wheelers all their life. Whether you realize it or not things like leaning into a curve or counter steering are instinctive and you must "unlearn" them. I paid $40k for a brand new 2021 with some nice upgrades. 1 week after I gouged the right side rear fender while trying to go the opposite direction. I thought oh great I just bought a expensive bike that I can't ride! But now that I know better and have learned a $1k lesson I love this thing! I put 1000 miles on it in 1 month, I just can't seem to get off of it! Taking the wife across the country to discover America from WV up to Chicago following old route 66 to Santa Monica pier then back along more northern route to Maine and down to DC and back home. Maybe by then I'll get this out of my system.😉👍
My father threw my tricycle into the garbage truck when I was a young tot. Pissed me off. I wasn't finished riding it. Now I'm in my 40's and I still want one.
If you get too much weight into that backend with luggage and a passenger, remember the stability is going to be different so slower starts. Unless you have wheely wheels on the back 😎
I am a person whom never and also afraid of driving bikes😅. I guess there's an exemption if someone like me want to learn how to drive-And there it is!
Be careful with the reverse if you forget to take off parking brake at it will pop the breaker that is located under the side cover which is a pain in the butt.the 2020 will not work when the parking brake is on .
Don’t buy avTri Glide that is this old. They handle horribly! The newer ones are way better. I’ve had 4 of these. Each time the handling got better and better.
Yes this is my dream machine it is the only option for me yes I do have a disability I am new to the culture never did a regular two wheel motorcycle so when people talk about giving up two wheel cycle advantages I don’t know what they are referring to so I don’t worry about the trike
I bought one of theses this summer the blue and silver one I put over $6000.00 of extras on it. changed the wheels to the chrome ones this trike is beautiful I love it my wife loves it and our 2 pups that ride with us love it to being 70 years old the trike was the way to go for me but any age would love this thing really happy with it the only bad thing about it is I live in New,York had to put it away for now We can't wait to get back on it.
Yes I have 2011 Trike Tri Glide I had a stroke and was afraid of dropping a 2 wheel because of some weakness in left side love it if I knew it was this great would have did it a long time ago
Going to a triglide. Wound up getting a huge blister on the bottom of my left foot. All from riding a bike. A friction burn. As s diabetic I am still recovering. I got the burn in July on a test ride of a ride event at the local dealership. Looking as a Road glide at the time. This burn took off my entire pad on the front of my foot. To make matters worse it became infected. The doctors treated me with antibiotics which turns out in highly allergic and broke out in sores from head to toes. I look like a fricking apaloosa horse now. So yes I'm going to 3 wheels and recomend any diabetic who rides to do so. Almost looking my leg and 3 weeks in a hospital bed is reason enough for me. All because of a blister.
I have been on two wheels a long time. My last was a truly wonderful friend. 06 Heritage Classic. Loved that bike. Got cancer in 2011. Lots of stuff later, I began to notice weaknesses in my legs. Just traded on a 2012 Tri Glide. First ride was three hours from PA to VA. I can’t stay off it. Wonderful machine. You’ll know when you’re ready. Whatever the reason or not.
I really thank you for your up front exploration of "when is it time to buy a trike". I'm a newbee rider to the Harley - Davidson. I have a lot of experience on scooters in places like the philippines and last year in Vietnam where I am a Veteran. In a side bar I am here to tell you only a biker on a suicide mission would ride a big bike through a roundabout of literally hundreds of of other low Cc biker and scooter riders. I did it for 16 days and nights with a scooter. As retired US Marine with service connected disabilities I have wanted a Tri Clide for years. On September 8, 2019 I completed the Harley-Davidson Riding Academy. I have led Marines in and out of combat situations, but that had to be one of biggest accomplishments of my 73 years in life. Yes, I'm 73 and a pretty strong relatively healthy retired Leatherneck. Yet I have lower back and knee issues from my time in the Corps. Well I trained on a Harley - Davidson two wheeler and I loved it. Since then I have been struggling with the decision of buying a bike or a trike. My "Get Some" brain says get a bike so I could feel the lean, walking the bike and all the other great things my riding academy coaches taught me. However, your video here allowed me to face my facts, and that my head says get a two wheeler when my heart say a Tri Clide. You hit all the key points I needed to access with my physical condition out there on the road with "Self & Others". My couches were very firm on skill and safety issues when riding a motorcycle. So Thank you, thank you, thank you for making this video it has helped me with my final "command decision" to buy a Harley-Division Tri Clide. Take care!
