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Running in Canada, we ended up behind 9 Porsche's.
Since the day I first test rode a Tri-Glide I have been super impressed with their handling in the corners, and have often said, "even though they look like they would easily tip over, they handle amazingly well, like a Porsche or a go-cart".
Well, my day came to test out what I'd been saying. We were on a road that had sweeper after sweeper, every now and then there was room to pass the slower moving vehicles (ones that were driving with some semblance of abiding by the 54 mph - 90 KPH speed limit).
There were 9 of them, only can see 4 in the pic below. In the straights, it was a joke, they would pull away from me like I was standing still, even though I was doing 75-85 mph, but in the sweepers, amazingly, I would catch up to them. I am sure they must have had more in them, but I was doing 70-75 thru most of the sweepers, and they were not, even though when they exited, the must have been hitting 120 MPH.
It was fun, but it ended too soon, they turned off the road after only about 20 miles and we continued on (much closer to the speed limit) toward our destination for the day.
Kevin
Since the day I first test rode a Tri-Glide I have been super impressed with their handling in the corners, and have often said, "even though they look like they would easily tip over, they handle amazingly well, like a Porsche or a go-cart".
Well, my day came to test out what I'd been saying. We were on a road that had sweeper after sweeper, every now and then there was room to pass the slower moving vehicles (ones that were driving with some semblance of abiding by the 54 mph - 90 KPH speed limit).
There were 9 of them, only can see 4 in the pic below. In the straights, it was a joke, they would pull away from me like I was standing still, even though I was doing 75-85 mph, but in the sweepers, amazingly, I would catch up to them. I am sure they must have had more in them, but I was doing 70-75 thru most of the sweepers, and they were not, even though when they exited, the must have been hitting 120 MPH.
It was fun, but it ended too soon, they turned off the road after only about 20 miles and we continued on (much closer to the speed limit) toward our destination for the day.
Kevin
