New Stallion Owner

[Tigercat]

Good Afternoon,

I am a new Stallion owner. After many years of riding Harleys the arthritis in my hands threatened to end my riding career of about 59 years. Thanks to the Stallion and the steering wheel a feel "good to go" for several more. I welcome any advise anyone has to offer to a new Stallion owner.

Thanks much,

John

 

[TnTrikeRider]

Welcome. You will find loads of useful info here. Read the "sticky" posts above for neat stuff. Enjoy your Stallion.

 

[rocket1lf]

Welcome and congratulations. I too had a problem with my right hand and could no longer twist a throttle. I tore the ligament off that holds my thumb on. After 48 years on two wheels, I sold my Goldwing and bought the Stallion. I love it and I'm not going back. They have a few challenges, but all you have to do is ask a question here and there are always people that will chime in and help. Rick

 

[Ed Hobgood]

Welcome to Trike Talk from Missouri. Glad you joined in, ride safe and have fun! I'm a Stallion owner, if you have questions ask away.

 

[Tigercat]

Welcome to Trike Talk from Missouri. Glad you joined in, ride safe and have fun! I'm a Stallion owner, if you have questions ask away.

Glad to hear from a Missourian. I grew up in Missouri. Graduated from Mtn. Grove High School in 1958.

 

[consitter]

Now that I've seen the base price on these (and I know they exist), this will be the next trike I purchase.

BTW--welcome to the forum.

 

[trikervet]

Good Afternoon,

I am a new Stallion owner. After many years of riding Harleys the arthritis in my hands threatened to end my riding career of about 59 years. Thanks to the Stallion and the steering wheel a feel "good to go" for several more. I welcome any advise anyone has to offer to a new Stallion owner.

Thanks much,

John

Welcome to the forum. If you look through about 7 years of threads, you can find answers to most problems.

 

[pmar6004]

Good Afternoon,

I am a new Stallion owner. After many years of riding Harleys the arthritis in my hands threatened to end my riding career of about 59 years. Thanks to the Stallion and the steering wheel a feel "good to go" for several more. I welcome any advise anyone has to offer to a new Stallion owner.

Thanks much,

John

I'll chime in as well and welcome you to our forum. We all have our stories as the why we ended up with a Stallion. Mine was having a stroke that affected my right side. The important thing with me, as I trust with many others, is that I didn't give up but looked for a way to assume keeping my love and passion for riding and the freedom, or should I say "threedom" it instills, active in my life. God Bless! Ride Safe!

Daydreamer

 

[Big Dog]

Good Afternoon,

I am a new Stallion owner. After many years of riding Harleys the arthritis in my hands threatened to end my riding career of about 59 years. Thanks to the Stallion and the steering wheel a feel "good to go" for several more. I welcome any advise anyone has to offer to a new Stallion owner.

Thanks much,

John

John, you could not have found a better group to help you in your journey! Just search through all of the past Stallion threads and posts, and you will find the answer to all of your questions, and to maybe some of your ideas. And if you can't just throw it out to the group, one of us will come up with the answer So for now like as Forrest Gump's mom should have said "Ride John, ride"

 

[Gorilla]

Welcome aboard. We are few but we stand strong together. Ask away we are going to keep the Stallion alive.

 

[Doc7402]

Good Afternoon,

I am a new Stallion owner. After many years of riding Harleys the arthritis in my hands threatened to end my riding career of about 59 years. Thanks to the Stallion and the steering wheel a feel "good to go" for several more. I welcome any advise anyone has to offer to a new Stallion owner.

Thanks much,

John

Here hoping you'll love it as much as the rest of us...Doc

 

[Charlie D]

Stallion ownership

Tigercat Welcome to the wonderful world of STALLION ownership.. Put miles on it and smiles on you.

 

[Las Vegas Biker]

Welcome to the 30+ minute rest stops. We all love it.

Hope to meet you some day.

Terry # 696

 

[Doc7402]

Good Afternoon,

I am a new Stallion owner. After many years of riding Harleys the arthritis in my hands threatened to end my riding career of about 59 years. Thanks to the Stallion and the steering wheel a feel "good to go" for several more. I welcome any advise anyone has to offer to a new Stallion owner.

Thanks much,

John

Enjoy Great ride

 

[Charlie D]

John , welcome to the best site on the web to learn about trikes in general and the Stallion in particular. I believe that every owner of a Stallion eventually winds up here. Like BigDog says your at the right place. Welcome aboard...epper:

 

[gunny2426]

Welcome aboard.

Good Afternoon,

I am a new Stallion owner. After many years of riding Harleys the arthritis in my hands threatened to end my riding career of about 59 years. Thanks to the Stallion and the steering wheel a feel "good to go" for several more. I welcome any advise anyone has to offer to a new Stallion owner.

Thanks much,

John

 

[Doc7402]

Good Afternoon,

I am a new Stallion owner. After many years of riding Harleys the arthritis in my hands threatened to end my riding career of about 59 years. Thanks to the Stallion and the steering wheel a feel "good to go" for several more. I welcome any advise anyone has to offer to a new Stallion owner.

Thanks much,

John

congrats , hope you will enjoy as much as I do , mine is used for parades and special events for the Shriner's and Shriner's hospital for children and for Vets as I'm a disabled Vet my self just wished I could ride more than 25-30 miles but thats not just the trike its in a car or truck also