new member from Hattiesburg MS

[bikernana4]

New to forum...looking to buy a Stallion. Anyone selling? Also need to know what comfort level to expect. I've been riding a 2004 Goldwing 1800. B It due to back issues I need to go to trike.

 

[rmrc51]

Welcome to Trike Talk from Central VA.ThumbUp

The Stallion is a great trike for sure. But being that you already have a Wing, have you given any thought to triking it? That'll definitely save you money.

 

[Rick Kay]

Howdy! :wave4:

I don't have a Stallion for sale, but welcome to Trike Talk!

 

[Oldmsocko]

Welcome to Trike Talk. Post often.

 

[Ohio Eddie]

Welcome to Trike Talk, from S/W Ohio.

 

[Nana]

Welcome! (from one ridin' Nana to another )

Depending on what your back issues are.... If you will have no trouble with STEERING the trike with handlebars, Rich is correct that simply making your GW a trike is one terrific option. If you pain is in your shoulders, neck, and upper back, the Stallion may be the better option for you. It has a steering wheel instead of handlebars, and is an automatic. I've driven a Stallion once for about 25 miles and found it very comfortable, and it seems Stallion owners are extremely happy with their choice in general.

 

[Lucky]

Welcome NANA4 glad you joined us.Like Rich sez you might look into triking your wing.With a 6" rake it takes very little effort to steer it.GOOD LUCK! RIDE SAFE

 

[Ed Hobgood]

Welcome to Trike Talk from SE Missouri. I have a Stallion but it's not for sale. I had a Goldwing before I got the Stallion and the seat on the Goldwind was better than the one on the Stallion but I got a seat pad and now it works great. The Stallion rides great and I love it but I'm a Stallion owner and I also liked the Goldwing I had before. If you have a chance to take a test ride on a Stallion that would be your best way to make the up your mine on what is the best for you.ThumbUp

 

[87Trike1200]

New to forum...looking to buy a Stallion. Anyone selling? Also need to know what comfort level to expect. I've been riding a 2004 Goldwing 1800. B It due to back issues I need to go to trike.

Welcome to TT - glad you found us. Send a PM to TT member "nklosterman". As of a few days ago, he had one for sale. I know ZERO about it (the seller or the stallion), just trying to give you a lead.

http://www.triketalk.com/forum/stallion-trikes/14313-2.htm#post196183

 

[bustedwing]

Hello Nana and welcome to the website from the U.P. of Michigan. I also will voice an opinion to check into a trike kit for your Wing. I have had serious back problems since a head on accident in 2002 after which I had 9 surgeries in the next 2 years. But with the help of a backrest, a good seat, and several different foot positions and the handle bars set just right for me, I have no problem traveling the full length of the fuel tank(160miles) in full comfort. I have ridden 600 miles and of course been tired but not hurt or crippled up for two days. And my kit is a Lehman with a straight axil which makes it ride stiffer than an independent axil. The newest kits ride a lot better than my old kit does, so take both for a ride. I would hate to see you loose a terrific bike then not be happy with what you end up with.

 

[Frozenshrimp]

Welcome to the group from Edmond Ok!!! Ride Safe!!!

 

[Drpepper]

Welcome from Houston Mississippi

 

[cooltech]

Welcome to the forum. Check all your options and do some test rides if you can. But I agree, you have a good bike to trike. Look at some of the pictures from those who responded. Oh yea, I have a Honda Goldwing Trike. Love it!
cooltech