RoadGlide conversion

[Texan]

I've been mulling this over for sometime and wonder if anybody's tried this.

I want to put a RoadGlide front end on my Ultra TriGlide. Crazy, maybe but even went out and bought a '13 RoadGlide assembly manual. I have located 2 donor bikes that have the A$$ end knocked of 'em.. Haven't had a chance to talk to a VERY experienced HD mechanic yet fearing he might laugh me out of the building.

Thoughts ????

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[Papa Zook]

Gorilla/Ted did this to his 2013 TriGlide and it looks great. He can tell you all about it.

 

[Texan]

Gorilla/Ted did this to his 2013 TriGlide and it looks great. He can tell you all about it.

That's what I've got, a '13 TriGlide...I'll give him a shout.

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[Gorilla]

Texan give me a few days to give you a run down I'm really busy right now. It is a quite entailed change. Not really difficult if you are a mechanic with electric wiring skills.

 

[Gorilla]

Here's some pics.

 

[ShapeShifter]

ThumbUp Saweeet!

 

[Fearless]

Very nice a new member from Canada posted a picture of his Road Glide trike it is yellow Fuz would really like it as well Gorrilla nice job on the conversion to what is not suppose to exist. :good: ride safe Fred

 

[Texan]

Texan give me a few days to give you a run down I'm really busy right now. It is a quite entailed change. Not really difficult if you are a mechanic with electric wiring skills.

You've got it....the word "entailed" kinda made my knees wabble. I have advanced mechanical and wiring skills but also have Parkinson's. Sure sounds like a heated shop, winter project to me.

I''m in no hurry

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[Texan]

Nice pics Gorilla.... that'exactly what I'll thinking about doing. Guess it only time and $$$$$ which my case what I use to do in an hour takes 3-4 now. The ole body doesn't move as fast as it did playing football.

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