Roadsmith harley touring conversion

[Dapacats]

I am looking at different conversions for a Harley Road Glide Limited. my question is does the Roadsmith kit use the stock rear half of the frame and fender? I would like to use a drop seat kit, to get more "into the bike as opposed to on the bike"

Thanks

 

[rhino 2]

I am looking at different conversions for a Harley Road Glide Limited. my question is does the Roadsmith kit use the stock rear half of the frame and fender? I would like to use a drop seat kit, to get more "into the bike as opposed to on the bike"

Thanks

David.. Welcome to Trike Talk ..

 

[trike lady]

Hello &:welcome: to Trike Talk, glad to have U with Us. :clapping:

The link provided will bring you to installation manuals: https://roadsmithtrikes.com/models/roadsmith-hdtr-harley-conversion-kit/

 

[Marc H]

:wave4:Welcome to Trike Talk David!!!

 

[Jack Klarich]

Hi David, :welcome: to Trike Talk

Stop by the New members threads and tell us a bit about you

https://www.triketalk.com/forum/forums/3-New-Member-Welcome

 

[cycle7447]

I am looking at different conversions for a Harley Road Glide Limited. my question is does the Roadsmith kit use the stock rear half of the frame and fender? I would like to use a drop seat kit, to get more "into the bike as opposed to on the bike"

Thanks

Yes, I know they use the rear fender - but, they cut it.

 

[tinner12002]

Just had my Harley done with a Roadsmith Kit. They use the front half of the rear fender, they drop the swingarm and related hardware and then use reinforcing plates bolted to the existing frame. No other frame modifications are done. A person could basically reverse the process, buy a new fender and have a 2 wheeled motorcycle again. I doubt any trike conversion actually modifies the frame like what your looking for. They all from my research, just use a bolt on conversion.