2016 Harley Davidson Tri-Glide It's Geezer glide time! 

Awesome! I'd love the 114 or not even the crate 131 🙂 Have a great week

Awesome! Great kits. Enjoy.

I personally think you should have gone to a HD Tri-Glide, since I own one! My wife loves it over the street glide.

@@ralphowens4510 I actually took a few Trikes out for rides over the winter while waiting for mine to be done.. CSC conversion has IRS and a wider stance.. It has been super smooth, I have been very impressed with the ride.. Plus I still have the extras I put into my Ultra Classic.. Like the Headlight and spots have Halo/Angel eye lights that I control with an app on the phone.. I love the look to that.. At some point this year I will replace the stock stereo and speakers, not sure with what.. If you are close to WV, maybe one day we can hook up for a ride and swap trikes for part of the ride so you can see the difference in the ride between the two trikes.. Stay safe out there.. have a great week

Thank you, I appreciate it. It was amusing to me how difficult these are to find and to see one pop up with such low miles. You hear those stories but never expect it to happen.

I totally agree. I do miss the power and smoothness of the Goldwing. It ran like a car.

@@N3PRO-Dave I just wish I got to go on the highway at speeds to see how it handles at 65-70mph.. or taking curves at speed

@@macwiller2105 I know our 02 Golding trike liked 80 with no sweat. The Harley likes 70. Taking curves, I'll stick with the two wheels. My arms get tired with the trike.

@Mac Willer My biggest issue / concern with the Goldwing was it was an original Lehman Trike kit conversion. Trying to find someone who knows anything about them and parts was complicated. The Goldwing part was great, the trike conversion was sketchy.

@@N3PRO-Dave the one I'm thinking about is 'Motor Trike' and there's a Honda dealer 15mins away from me

Thank you! Hopefully I can catch up with you at one of the local events. Finally nearing the first service. Interesting was the sales approach. Despite being three hours away knowing we're not going that far for service or anything, they still walked through each step, gave a tour, you met the service manger who spends 10 minutes going over service requirements, upgrades, things to look out for. Then the sales manager for about 10 minutes who tries to find out how the process went, what your experience was like. The apparel manager who takes care of the "free" dealer shirt, and goes over sales and recommended apparel. Finally off to the F&I department who met expectations as all the other F&I people I've dealt with over the years. Finally back to the sales person who takes you to the last person who helped load, show all the "how to" stuff and had a great 20 minute conversation. All my other experiences have been Similar to a car, you meet the sales person, then straight to F&I, then back to the sales person and you're gone. It was really an interesting experience that I'm not sure all dealers do, this is my first Harley, but I wonder why all the Kawasaki, Honda, and Indian dealers I've dealt with don't do the same. It does really get you sucked into the family.

@@N3PRO-Dave I bought my first Harley from Appalachian HD and it was pretty much the same thing. Go see this person, then this one, back to this one, then over here. My second one I bought from Gator HD in Leesburg Florida. I did everything from my dining room table. They over night the paper work to me, I sign and send everything they needed then had the bike shipped up to Pa. Both times everyone was nice to deal with.

Amusingly it's one of those things that you either can't live without or can't live with.

Yes sir. That was done during the first service. Thanks!

Thank you for the info.

It was a Gen 1 Lehaman trike kit which was from Canada. Tough to find much on it.

Now when you come out I can race Mamma's trike :-D

@@N3PRO-Dave I don’t know it’s had work done. Well I guess I could let her race you (not me) so you can win and feel better about your bike lol but if the girl beats you…. Lol I have up being fast when I got rid of my Goldwing, you will get used to it

I do but the wife doesn't. She is the reason why I have it. The seating position is so much more comfortable for her with her arthritis. Getting on and off is easier.

I agree, the Freewheeler just looks odd to me.

Absolutely!

On the Harley, Open the tour pack, Lift the flap on the back of the passenger seat and there is a screw down in there. Remove the screw and pull up.

If you misuse it or are uneducated about the capabilities than like most things, yes. Engineering has come quire for since the 1970's Honda ATV's. 😅