I went to a bed and pillow store. Laid down on a bed that felt like mine. They kept bringing me pillows until my head hit the right one, and I knew it. They have it on record now so I can just go in and buy another any time I like. I'm on my third one now.
Seems like they would cause the brakes to over heat from too little air flow. Maybe not on a easy cruise but how about in the twisties with slower speeds and braking heavy?
Dan,
Sorry for your loss. CANCER most certainly does SUCK! I lost my brother to cancer this past January. He was 68 and he too put up the good fight until it consumed him.
It has been fun finding everything and everything is back to normal to a degree. I can be my own enemy at times by saving/using old mechanical hard drives. Now somewhere I do have two solid state ones, I should have used one of those.
It has been a month since our Stem Cell treatments.
It definitely has helped Mary's knee & hip, quite a bit. It also helped my knee quite a bit.
It has had little benefit so far for my shoulder.
We were told that the improvements continue getting better up to the 6 week mark, then pretty much hold there forward.
I am hoping it will give me some shoulder relief over the next couple of weeks. We will see.
Kevin
In the above message I mentioned I put bed liner on my VW trike about 15 years ago.
In the last message, look at the last pic, you can see the black spot under the frame. Bed liner is still stuck there.
With Winter already knocking at the door. Need to get the Trike kit off the wrecked bike and ready to haul.
Want to get the Gray bike down to Murray. The reverse gets installed by local shop the Oct. 24th.
Once I get it to Murray. They can install the Steer Lite when ever they have time .
Then get the Kit reinstalled when I get a slot.
3 colors the trike won't be. Other than that I am open to new ideas. I really liked the Zephyr Blue but it is no longer a must have.
It will not be.
Black is for show room only
Red Cool but to many on the road
Whiskey fire another color that there are just to many.
For now it will stay Black. I need to focus on the Transformer Trike first. The faring on the black one had some defects . I was not going to deal with fixing and repainting that right now.
I am thinking latter add contrasting color Graphics to it . Maybe a red or Starburst Blue.
Ordered a Replacement outer faring from Hogwokz. Comes painted factory Color.
Please post a pic with them on and how you like them at night! Were they hard to aim? I’ve got the Daymakers on my 2020 Ultra and haven’t had any problems with them so far, but always looking for ideas…..
Ride'n my new'ly TRIKED out Goldwing, was, let's put it this way, , totally different, BUT believe me once you get used to ride'n a TRIKE, you'll never go back to two wheels again.............
Ronnie
10/19/24
Since this older thread was revived earlier today by a couple members…. I will share a video and an idea that may hopefully help others on here since the Post title is about “lifting a Tri Glide”.
Coincidentally this past week, I was just getting done with some custom made steel “adapter blocks” for my trolly jack and tonight I finished them and decided to also make a short video.
I also have a couple scissor jacks that I use often (mainly for lifting the front… sometimes I’ve used them in the rear too), but I mainly use my bottle jack and a trolly jack for the rear. So the custom made adapter blocks were made specifically just for the rear.
A good friend just last week was using blocks of wood and his split on him, almost having an accident. So I decided to make these custom made “adapter blocks” that I will now use for my set up.
(Yes, I’m making another set for my bud, too!)
Hopefully the video will help others with some ideas, but always keep safety a #1 rule!
Video link:
Papa, I agree 100%. When I return to Ohio in December I'm taking it in and esplaining to them that I would like them to talk to Honda before they do anything drastic and that I need to be informed on their progress. I'm limited on dealers in my area so I hope they agree
I accidently put it in Sport mode once and almost took the front wheel off the ground. I'm still having the same issue whether it be in Tour or Econ. Something is not right when it makes that sound like the valves are going to be swallowed up regardless of what mode I ride in. I'm down in Fla now riding everyday and it still makes that noise. No. better, no worse but I sure take off slower now and I never did take off like a bullet anyway
Absolutely wait for winter specials, you'll be able to save a lot. As long as a dealer does the install with all Harley parts it does not affect warranty. Really no reason not to use all Harley parts, these stage kits are very well engineered. I am planning a stage 2 this winter. I did a stage 3 on my last bike, a road Glide and 4 1/2 years later never a problem, got 45 mpg and would pick-up the front wheel when power shifting to second. I don't need all that power on my 24 tri-glide, but a stage 2 might be nice!!!!
I ran av-gas when I was younger and didn't know any better. It doesn't hurt anything, doesn't help either, just cost more. I like 93 octane in my 114 trike, I could get by with a lower octane because the computer will retard the timing. It wouldn't hurt anything except performance and mpg. With these new bikes and their computers, you do need to run what the manual calls for if you want top performance. Just because it doesn't ping doesn't mean it's good to run the cheap stuff.
Most dealers want all they can get; a reasonable profit has nothing to do with it! All those extras will absolutely increase value, not dollar for dollar but I would think 5 grand anyway. That trike is 35,xxx anyway, no less and perhaps 37 or 8. The dealership I deal with can't keep trikes in stock, when they get one in it's gone in 2 or 3 days. In our Hog chapter we have 80 trikes and more folks switching to a trike every day.
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