Love my 2015 Freewheeler

[Swalters1214]

I took delivery today of my 2015 Freewheeler and I loved it. It will take some getting used to the steering instead of leaning, but it is very smooth and has a lot of power. My husband is going to make a few adjustments, like the backrest more to me, but that's it. Since I'm 4'9", I usually have to do slot more of adjustments.
Can I say I love the way it rides?

 

[vito]

I took delivery today of my 2015 Freewheeler and I loved it. It will take some getting used to the steering instead of leaning, but it is very smooth and has a lot of power. My husband is going to make a few adjustments, like the backrest more to me, but that's it. Since I'm 4'9", I usually have to do slot more of adjustments.
Can I say I love the way it rides?������

Check out a forward seat at your dealer. Most have demo seats you can borrow for a day. The plastic goody around to fork lock key pops off revealing two holes that lead to the allen bolts used to adjust the handlebars. Go into corners slow and accelerate a tad for smoothness. Check out how sharply it can make a U turn. Most of all enjoy it!

 

[Swalters1214]

Tonight my husband got the back rest to fit where my arms are bent. It came with a reach seat and the bars were brought down. Thank you for the suggestions.

 

[Keystone]

Think you like it now Sue? Just wait until you have a few hundred miles on it! It will be hard not to smile the entire time you're are riding!

 

[Swalters1214]

I rode 240 miles this weekend and I can tell you it is getting a lot easier and whole lot more fun. The only thing I'm having trouble is that I almost have blisters on my hands close to my thumbs. I used to wear riding gloves, I guess I better start wearing them again. I guess it's from pushing and pulling the bars. Thank you Keystone for all your encouragement.

 

[missedem]

I rode 240 miles this weekend and I can tell you it is getting a lot easier and whole lot more fun. The only thing I'm having trouble is that I almost have blisters on my hands close to my thumbs. I used to wear riding gloves, I guess I better start wearing them again. I guess it's from pushing and pulling the bars. Thank you Keystone for all your encouragement.

Good riding gloves are a must. And will solve your problems. lots of gloves out there. I have been using aerostich elkskin gloves for years and they work great.

Here is the link if you want it. : http://www.aerostich.com

 

[Swalters1214]

Thank you for the suggestion.

 

[Bill G]

Congrats ThumbUpThumbUp. I love my 2015 Freewheeler as well. The most fun I have had on a bike in years.

Ride Safe,
Bill G

 

[Swalters1214]

I love the Superior Blue.