Almost but no CIGAR..

Jun 18, 2017
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Lusby, MD USA
Greetings from Southern Maryland,

I have been a rider for many years and in the past 4 years have accumulated some 75,000+ miles on two wheels. Last year I had a couple mishaps, my old legs were having trouble holding up "The Beast" and I laid it down. That was the easy part..... tilting it back on two took most of my energy and then some. I therefore started researching Trikes. I came here to read others comments and 'do's n don'ts'.

I rode several trikes (TRIGLIDES) and my DW had a hard time adjusting to the feel, she was very uncomfortable with the way it felt going around turns. I understand and since she is always my passenger and she needs to be as comfortable as I am. We opted to get a two wheeler again, this time a little lower center of gravity and shorter saddle height for my old stubby legs. It is named "Beauty" and resided besides "The Beast" in the garage. It is 5 months old and now has over 10,000 miles. My thoughts are if I can't hold this one up it will be triked with a custom kit, instead of the manufacturer's kit.

Thanks for the ad, hope you enjoyed the read as much as I have enjoyed reading others comments.

Merry Christmas,

W3BY

The Beast - 2003 FLHTCUI Shrine Edition Electra Glide Ultra Classic

Beauty - 2017 FLTRU Road Glide Ultra
 
Hi Bill:wave4:. Welcome. It takes a little time to get used to the feeling of a trike for sure. Once you get past that feeling, it's so much fun and a bit safer than two wheels in my opinion. :Santa:
 
Welcome!

When I converted mine, I had to but armrests in the back, so she didn't feel like she was gonna be thrown off in the corners. Won't go back to 2 wheels now.
 
A good cigar, is a smoke! So you are just waiting for that "good" cigar, then you will have a smoke and a nice trike ride! Lots of options out there, so keep an open mind, I think you have a good trike smoke in your future! Welcome, and ride safe, oh, keep us informed on your future ride, whatever it may be.
 
Hey Bill, welcome from Wisconsin. The trike is just like anything new, it just takes a few miles to get used to it. Stay safe!!
 
welcome from Pennsylvania great you can ride both stop by often share your rides with us. :good: ride safe fred

:stockings:
 

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