Group here's a photo finally of Vador. Slowly getting changes. New handlebars 
Next up windshield, cold weather gear, cover, etc....
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Next up windshield, cold weather gear, cover, etc....
orag:
Photo finally
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Group here's a photo finally of Vador. Slowly getting changes. New handlebars ��
Next up windshield, cold weather gear, cover, etc....
Gotta like a Black Tri-Glide!
Gotta love a black Harley, Yours looks real nice!
Welcome to the club.
Welcome to the club.
LOL - Exactly!! jc
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Great looking ride. RIDE SAFE
Well Black may be Faster, but not for me, I like puttin around.
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I don't believe that for a New York Minute
PS nice color
Nice Picture great thought but really!!!! :Shrug: putt safely fearless
PS nice color
Do they come in any other colors? Wow. News to me.
Sully, do you also take a FARM USE Tax deduction on your Trike?
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Nice trike enjoy
LOL - Well I guess the signage was cheaper than LED Tail lights!!
That's a great pic....jc
As Henry Ford once said "you can get the car in any color as long as it's black".:clapping:
Nice looking trike!
Welcome to the black-trike-club!!
I'm partial to black as well
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Mixitman, Your Trike is defiantly BAD TO THE BONE !!!!!!ThumbUp
Alan, I thought "Black" is/was the absence of color!!:clapping:
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Welcome to the black-trike-club!!
I'm partial to black as well
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It will be a very slow process for me to get mine like yours. but eventually that's where I'm headed
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just wondering (if you don't mind); how do you like your 2+2's? are you on the short side like me and did they help with the shoulder and back pressures? I am 5'6" and don't like bending and stretching to drive my 2010 triglide.
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They really helped. Now, I get a little pain in the bicep area, but that's because of tendonitis I have. But, other then that. Big difference.
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They really helped. Now, I get a little pain in the bicep area, but that's because of tendonitis I have. But, other then that. Big difference.
Oh, I am 5'8" so worked for me.
Raaaaaaaaaaacist!!!!!!! Ha ha!!!!
I saw one just like that yesterday at the TSC store in Kentucky. Amish Farmer driver and his 3 kids were on the back of it...
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Same in PA.
Great to here the new bars are going so well for you I know mine made it bearable to ride more than a few miles. Amish here also :AGGHH: We see the same thing here in PA. also all BLACK really!!! must know something :Shrug: ride safely fearless
Great to here the new bars are going so well for you I know mine made it bearable to ride more than a few miles. Amish here also :AGGHH: We see the same thing here in PA. also all BLACK really!!! must know something :Shrug: ride safely fearless
Well, that wasn't me :laugh:. This sign was a gag gift from a buddy. When we ride I always just cruise at or just under the speed limit when its safe to do so on the back roads, and when there's no cars behind us I slow down even more and just enjoy the ride.
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Here are the 2+2s I put on my 2010 a couple of weeks ago. Longest ride so far was 250 miles and no problems. I'm also 5'8". Since they come further back, they give you more steering leverage. Fearless calls them "power steering".
Here are the 2+2s I put on my 2010 a couple of weeks ago. Longest ride so far was 250 miles and no problems. I'm also 5'8". Since they come further back, they give you more steering leverage. Fearless calls them "power steering".
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I believe mine are up higher
I positioned mine up very close the inner faring work for me. May lower this winter not sure just to try. Greates thing other than tuner for my comfort no back pain or shoulder issues at all. ThumbUpride safely fearless
I positioned mine up very close the inner faring work for me. May lower this winter not sure just to try. Greates thing other than tuner for my comfort no back pain or shoulder issues at all. ThumbUpride safely fearless
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