Hey, All...from Kansas

[Swede]

New at this stuff but wanted to say HEY to all. Lost my Honda trike in a garage fire and decided that I wasn't quite ready to give up. Looking at a 2012 Tri-Glide. Should have it as soon as insurance pays out. The lady of the house says I might be a little old to be galivanting around the country. What you all think?​

 

[ol' school]

Welcome to Trike Talk Swede!

 

[Uncle Fester]

Welcome from Greenfield, Indiana. I'm 68.

 

[Marc H]

Welcome to Trike Talk Swede!!!

 

[Gorilla]

Welcome Swede "NEVER TO OLD" as long as you can ride safely.

 

[trike lady]

Hello & welcome to Trike Talk.

 

[Sully]

Hello Swede, Welcome to Trike Talk.........

 

[Swede]

Thanks for the welcomes. New to the Tri-Glide so may have questions in the future.
First question: Is 44000 miles to many for a Tri-glide?

 

[New Orleans Kevin]

Welcome Swede ! Never too old . IMHO I would look deeply into service history if any machine at 44k , especially a motorcycle. If the owner(s) can supply proof it’s been maintained you might be good to go. I would never buy used without having it inspected by a Factory trained motorcycle tech. Keep in mind at 50 k it will need service including neck bearings lubed or replaced.
Good luck

 

[hardwickbv]

Welcome from Indiana!!!

Bob

 

[rhino 2]

New at this stuff but wanted to say HEY to all. Lost my Honda trike in a garage fire and decided that I wasn't quite ready to give up. Looking at a 2012 Tri-Glide. Should have it as soon as insurance pays out. The lady of the house says I might be a little old to be galivanting around the country. What you all think?​

Welcome to Trike Talk….

 

[oldhand]

Welcome from Tucson, Az. 74 and still riding.

 

[Woody]

Welcome to Trike Talk from Alabama