Post Your Harley Trike Conversion Pics
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Picked up this '99 Ultra Classic with a Lehman trike conversion in Mar '24. Absolutely love it (except for the Ford Pinto brakes) has Screamin Eagle cams and cam drive kit, reverse kit, Air button shift, Command Ign system. And a trailer to tow behind for all momma's goodies.
Good looking machine Andy 
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Nice lookin trike enjoy
Here's my 2007 FLHTCU with the Lehman trike kit. Got it last June with only 14K miles on it and only 1,500 miles since the conversion was done. Rides absolutely great!
This is my first trike and my reason for my purchase was an injury to my left achilles tendon and not being able to support a full size touring two-wheeled motorcycle safely anymore.
Very nice color combo Cody
Very nice color combo Cody
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Nice ride enjoy
A lot of weight for that
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Nice! You going to put fenders on it? Looks great without.
Thank you. Not if I don't have to, not sure of the legality of open wheels here in Iowa. I'm hearing most states mandate a fender/flaps on motorized vehicle.
Jeff, doing a cursory google search, this is what came up first:
Based on the provided search results, Iowa law requires fenders on all wheels of every motor vehicle, including trikes.
Fender Requirement: The fenders must be designed at the widest point to cover the entire tread width that contacts the road surface.
Coverage: The coverage should extend from at least 15 degrees in front to at least 75 degrees to the rear of the vertical centerline at each wheel.
Purpose: This regulation aims to prevent debris from being thrown to the rear.
Based on the provided search results, Iowa law requires fenders on all wheels of every motor vehicle, including trikes.
Fender Requirement: The fenders must be designed at the widest point to cover the entire tread width that contacts the road surface.
Coverage: The coverage should extend from at least 15 degrees in front to at least 75 degrees to the rear of the vertical centerline at each wheel.
Purpose: This regulation aims to prevent debris from being thrown to the rear.
Zammy, thanks for the info I was afraid of that. I'm gonna play dumb for as long as I can.
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