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Custom CVO "Bagger Style" Trike...Ain't she puuurty ???
epper:(more pics in post below)
Hey Harley Guys....Lookie Here!
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Custom CVO "Bagger Style" Trike...Ain't she puuurty ???
epper:(more pics in post below)
That is sharp..Is this Harley D conversion or other maker?
How many HD mechanics does it take to screw in a light bulb ?
Looks nice.
Looks nice.
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This is Hannigan's all new Harley FLH conversion being readied for Sturgis, thus the full crew. More pictures will be posted tomorrow.
very nice looking trike.. shame about the homeboys pants lol
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skuuter
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That is Soooooooo NICE......ThumbUp
Goona need a lift kit...... Can you say' Scrapeeeeee.....
But other wise that's one great lookin Trike..
But other wise that's one great lookin Trike..
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The kit is designed so that the lower fender/trunk extension can be quickly removed for loading and unloading into a trailer, or can be left off altogether.
If you don't want it, you can always give it to me. I promise to give it a good home and I'll even give you my old one in return. How generous is that? Very nice. I like it a lot and it isn't overdone.
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Another nice feature is the rear tail piece behind the seat is removable so a tour trunk can be mounted. Harley offers a quick detach mount for the FLH or the standard mount can be used. Not shown are the color matched, removable fender skirts that cover the rear wheels, giving the trike a true custom "Bagger" look. Pictures of these in place will be posted shortly.
that removable lower showed some initiative!
Great looking Hannigan. Makes the Triglide look boxey, for sure
Looks every bit as good as their new Goldwing kit...I like the idea of tourpac hidden cover....
I would like to know the size of the trunk space...
Rick,
Thanks for the question ThumbUp
We have not had a chance to definitively measure the Volume as of yet (will do Simon its return from Sturgis), but the paper calculations yield an estimate of 9 cu. Ft.
To All,
We greatly appreciate the Views and the Comments. We do pay attention to and highly value all the input received here from the Trike Talk Community.
Thanks much and please keep them coming.
P.s. We have already changed one thing due to your keen observations.
Belts have been added to the List of Required Work Attire
OH YHEA ! BE STILL MY HEART !ThumbUpThumbUp
Rick,
Thanks for the question ThumbUp
We have not had a chance to definitively measure the Volume as of yet (will do Simon its return from Sturgis), but the paper calculations yield an estimate of 9 cu. Ft.
To All,
We greatly appreciate the Views and the Comments. We do pay attention to and highly value all the input received here from the Trike Talk Community.
Thanks much and please keep them coming.
P.s. We have already changed one thing due to your keen observations.
Belts have been added to the List of Required Work Attire
If it is 9 cu. ft. it may be the largest trunk on a trike...and thank you for another great product...
that's one nice trike... I want one !!
magoo
magoo
OOOPS hope my cheeky comment didnt get anyone in trouble.
i am an electrical engineer, and build special purpose mining. roadworks, and explosives vehicles. i work with mechanics boilermakers, and fitters all day, and as a consequence i see more crack than a Columbian drug lord.
its an industry standard LOL
i am an electrical engineer, and build special purpose mining. roadworks, and explosives vehicles. i work with mechanics boilermakers, and fitters all day, and as a consequence i see more crack than a Columbian drug lord.
its an industry standard LOL
Peter A.
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VERY VERY NICE......:clapping:
That is one very sharp looking trike!!! I like it!!:clapping:
Only thing that scares me is all that body work out back and no chrome bumper to protect it. I've already backed up on a concrete parking lot wheel stop. Just scraped the mufflers - going to get the lift kit soon.
I must be looking in the wrong place cuz i dont see anything like your set up on the Hannigan website
It's not there yet but it will be...
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