Thinking it is time

[robinsondd]

I like my auxiliary fuel tank, not that I use it all the time, but on the long rides, it's a good addition.

If I go with Roadsmith I will definitely go with the 3 gallon aux fuel tank. I plan on doing a lot of riding in the west once I retire in a few years.

Seeya...

[robinsondd]

I live in Ohio and I did my conversion in late November. I planned it that way so I wouldn't lose much riding time. Sucked a lot a few weeks later when it was done and it was time for a test ride though. I froze my rear off on that ride! It was well worth it in the end. After the maiden ride was done, we had a weather break about a week later and it warmed up enough to take another ride in less harsh and much more enjoyable temperatures. It was still pretty darned cold though. All in all it made for a merry Christmas.

I hear you. I like the cold but "in the wind" cold is something different altogether. But like you say, when there is a warmer day, ride it!

[robinsondd]

Robinsondd - you are in a place all bikers will find themselves eventually, if they ride long enough. It's certainly a natural transition nowadays to move from 2 to 3-wheels, and thankfully there are some great options out there available to you. Please do yourself a favor, as many other posters have done on this thread, and take a little time to check out different trike kits. Trust me, there are worthwhile differences in ride and manufacturing quality. Give our dealer Jim Purdy at Lucky Cycles a ring. His dealership is located in Ownings, MD. 410-286-7557. http://www.luckycycles.us

Thanks to this post I am buying a Roadsmith from Jim Purdy at Lucky Cycles.

But I need a favor. He said it takes 30 days to receive the kit from the day he orders it. Since I am buying from you guys due to a post you made on this forum please see if you cant pull a few strings and get the kit to Lucky Cycle a little quicker. TKs...