Want To Check Out A Stallion

[rocket1lf]

I live in Fountain Hills, AZ. Is there anyone close that wouldn't mind me looking at your Stallion and asking you a bunch of questions. I have a GL1800 two wheeler now, that I've had and loved for a long time, but my hand and back may make me change to something different. I don't want a traditional trike. I saw these at the SEMA show back in 07 and always liked them. Thx

[Gorilla]

Wish you lived closer to the Florida Keys, but ask your questions. my wife has had hers since March of 2008 and has over 70k miles on hers.

[rocket1lf]

Wish you lived closer to the Florida Keys, but ask your questions. my wife has had hers since March of 2008 and has over 70k miles on hers.

One of the question was how long they lasted and how do the little thing hold up? Do they need a lot of tinkering? I know people with wings that have well over 200k miles and they're still going strong. Also, how's the ride? Is it stiff? How is it on the curves? Can it keep up with a two wheeler? Is there a big difference between years? How about the fiberglass compared to the abs ones? That's probably a question overload for now. Thx

[Ed Hobgood]

The motor in the Stallion is the Ford 2.3 and they will last 200 -300 thousand mile without any problems with proper maintenance. As with any vehicle you have some things that happen that requires a little tinkering. I tinker with my Stallion but I tinkered with the Goldwing I had also. The ride on the Stallion in my opinon is as good if not better that anything else I have riden. It holds the curves better than anything I have ever rider. I ride with Goldwing riders and it keeps up with them with no problems. When we are out riding and we meet riders that haven't been around a Stallion we always get the statement it looks like it holds the curves without any problems. The overall look of the Stallion hasn't changed since they started. I have an 08 Stallion and I haven't changed my mind about the Stallion since I got it. I LOVE IT!

[Gorilla]

The motor in the Stallion is the Ford 2.3 and they will last 200 -300 thousand mile without any problems with proper maintenance. As with any vehicle you have some things that happen that requires a little tinkering. I tinker with my Stallion but I tinkered with the Goldwing I had also. The ride on the Stallion in my opinon is as good if not better that anything else I have riden. It holds the curves better than anything I have ever rider. I ride with Goldwing riders and it keeps up with them with no problems. When we are out riding and we meet riders that haven't been around a Stallion we always get the statement it looks like it holds the curves without any problems. The overall look of the Stallion hasn't changed since they started. I have an 08 Stallion and I haven't changed my mind about the Stallion since I got it. I LOVE IT!

MJ and I second Ed's statement.

[rocket1lf]

Still looking for someone in the Phoenix so I can take a closer look at your Stallion. Thx

[Las Vegas Biker]

I live in Las Vegas NV. If you come this way anytime I will be happy to show off mine and answer any questions. I have a 2010 and love it.
I have been to key west Fla, Cabo San Lucas MX and many points in between. Planning a trip to Alaska this June.
Terry (Las Vegas Biker)

[rocket1lf]

Thanks for the offer. If I'm over in Lost Wages, I'll look you up. I still would like to find someone over in the Phoenix area.

[rocket1lf]

ttt

[tomg]

What happened to Southwest Trike in Phoenix ?? They were the local Stallion dealer a couple of years ago.

Tomg

[Gorilla]

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</div>by the way there is a great deal on a stallion on the forum.

[rocket1lf]

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<div class="message">What happened to Southwest Trike in Phoenix ?? They were the local Stallion dealer a couple of years ago.<br />
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What I would like to do, if someone is wanting to get back on two wheels, is to trade my Honda GL1800 and some cash for one.

[Charlie D]

try checking out Nutting Custom Trikes in Oklahoma