Thinking of selling my 14 Tri Glide &

[Rollin Thunder]

Yup. It's not really what I want anymore! I need a Two wheeler again. That's where my heart is and now I have to break it to my wife. Not thinking of a New one . But something I can work on and Ride. Not worrying about if it going to over heat or something else I have to take it to the dealership for. I'll try and keep you posted on this issue. Rick

 

[BikerMama]

Yup. It's not really what I want anymore! I need a Two wheeler again. That's where my heart is and now I have to break it to my wife . Not thinking of a New one . But something I can work on and Ride. Not worrying about if it going to over heat or something else I have to take it to the stealer ship for. I'll try and keep you posted on this issue. Rick

What????????? You are kidding, right?

 

[Mykneesbehurtin]

I admit i miss a two wheeler that's why I am looking for an older maybe EVO bagger with a carb,just for when me and the buds get out.But will keep the trike.

 

[Rollin Thunder]

What????????

Well Linda it might be MONSOON FEVER .

But I do think about it often.....

 

[onebadeagle]

two wheeler

I too gave up my two wheeler about 5 yrs ago for my Triglide, but in march I picked up a Really nice 14 Softail Deluxe for me only, no passengers.epper:

 

[Peter A.]

Wheels

.....this is why I kept my 1988 Evo (2wheels) when I bought the 2010 trike.

LOVE THEM BOTH.....:laugh:

 

[consitter]

Buy a 2 wheeler and keep the trike both...I'm sure it's not a problem of affordability.

 

[Gone2Three]

what the??

Rick I'm going to shoot y'a straight here....your crazy :laugh:

Seriously though, think you should consider what the others have mentioned and just pick up a nice used bagger that you can tinker with and cruise the strip.

To be honest here I've never enjoyed riding more since I've got my Freewheeler. I'm more visible and don't have to worry about normal pitfalls of the 2 wheel life anymore...life is good on 3!

 

[DK Custom Products]

I could not be more happy having a Tri-Glide and the freedom that comes with it.

BUT, for the entire 100k+ miles I've ridden Tri-Glides, I have also had at least one 2-wheeler to ride.

I would not want to give up either, but if forced to, I would give up the 2 wheelers.

Mary and I so thoroughly enjoy our riding of the TG, whether short rides or long trips, that it would overshadow the enjoyment we get on 2 wheels.

That said, I am not planning on giving up either anytime soon.

Kevin

 

[30glock]

If your gonna sell it, shoot me a pm, I have a friend in the market.

 

[1dn5up]

Being our local towns would rather plant flowers than repave dangerous land mined roads, I might resort back to my scooter as a local ride.

Our nitwit governor , Mr Como Jr., does not travel back roads in local municipalities, therefore I will primarily consider it for highway use on the big roads. Not that there any bargain either as the lawns get groomed only once a year, and you can't see guardrails due to the weed growth.

When down Virginia, the wild flowers on road side makes it a very scenic and enjoyable ride. Mr Como Jr. Needs to get out of the box

 

[MikeyTX]

Why not rent one for a weekend and make sure it's what you want to do.

 

[bronxbill]

I understand completely; I love my trike but I have a 2005 Springer for when I want to ride two wheels

 

[Jack Klarich]

I miss 2 wheels, But I cannot hold em up any more

I am havung a ball building Sportsters, I got to test ride the 99 when I got done with it. Damn thing only got 85 MPH in second gear, I soon fixed that and scared the Female owner LOL