What Did You Do To Your Freewheeler Today?

[JTJersey]

In the upper 70's today in balmy Southern New Jersey. Played hooky from work and took a looong lunch ride.

 

[Freewheeling_Dude!]

I got my 2021 Black Freewheeler to work when the weather allows it. Some nights its been pretty frigid here in Lincoln, but over all as long as its above 35 degrees and clear, I will ride to work. I installed my new 4" slip on pipes last weekend, and I'm awaiting my new 12" apes to complete my new installations for this year. Ya I know there's always things to add to our rides, but I have other toys and my beautiful wife has multiple things she'd like me to get done around the house before I retire in a couple of years, so my cash is rather limited for this year. But to be honest, having my wife join me on my rides and support me in my "hobbies" is the greatest reward I have in enjoying the activities I'm involved in

The past couple of weekends its been pretty cool and I've had some projects to work on at the house, but I am so ready for warmer weather to "stay" so I can get out and ride.

Hope everyone has a great week, keep the wind to your back and your sunny side up.

 

[Jarhead1775]

I ride every day here in Jax Fla, it is therapy for me

Next to the apple, a ride a day is the best medicine.

 

[Noodles107]

Yesterday we rode in the Make A Wish Foundation Charity Ride sponsored by our local HD of Myrtle Beach (to the north) and Summerville HD (to the south) and we all met in the middle, Georgetown. The weather was beautiful and the ride was escorted by both Horry & Georgetown Police. There were 100's of bikes and everyone had a great time.

 

[1dn5up]

I am heading out to the store via the long way as usual

Wish I could say the same . But not at 41° .

 

[Zammy]

Nice pics Jeff, thanks.

 

[JTJersey]

70 and sunny in South Jersey. Supposed to be in the 80's all week. It'll probably snow.

 

[Jack Klarich]

Mine is running great, my rear exhaust heat shield broke one of the mounting tabs so I took it off

My local dealer can order one, BUT, they only come in pairs and are way spendy

 

[JTJersey]

85° and sunny in South Jersey. Just got back from a 70 mile lunch ride. Was SUPPOSED to be in freakin' Virginia. But no. North East weathers dropping 25° tonight with a maybe high of 62. Then it gets better. Rain for the next 5 days. So I'm amusing myself by sitting in my tent out back and complaining.

 

[LD-Ordie]

I took possession of a 2024 10 days ago, so far I've installed a 16" windshield, engine bar, SE Elite air filter, Rinehart slip ons, luggage rack, sissy bar with the small pad. A 6 outlet fuse panel under the seat to accommodate a GPS, 2 heated vest, and power in the trunk, and the Daylong Saddle from my 08 Ultra ended up being the same pan, or at least it fit perfect. Thinking after heated grips, I'll be good for a while. Have 400 miles on it so far, really like it, plan to run the wheels of it!

 

[DK Custom Products]

I took possession of a 2024 10 days ago, so far I've installed a 16" windshield, engine bar, SE Elite air filter, Rinehart slip ons, luggage rack, sissy bar with the small pad. A 6 outlet fuse panel under the seat to accommodate a GPS, 2 heated vest, and power in the trunk, and the Daylong Saddle from my 08 Ultra ended up being the same pan, or at least it fit perfect. Thinking after heated grips, I'll be good for a while. Have 400 miles on it so far, really like it, plan to run the wheels of it!

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Nice ride! I'm liking that color.

Going forward I am going to use a Fuse block rather than running multiple wires straight to the battery. Cleaner, easier to work on.

Enjoy your New Ride!

Kevin

 

[rhino 2]

My bad Bob, I was thinking of what I heard someone say about Black being the fastest color, fact is Black is the cheapest priced paint on a Harley

Not any more....Black is an extra cost option now....(At least on the new Tri-Glides.)

 

[Zammy]

Yeah, like an $800 option over the standard grey color.

 

[rhino 2]

Yeah, like an $800 option over the standard grey color.

Hey Harley‘s not a charity they gotta make money somehow....

 

[rhino 2]

LOL, HD likes it when we are test mules for a blank canvas

Hey, when you’re the only game in town, you can get away a lot of stuff. I think Polaris missed the boat big time by not keeping the victory line and lessening the Ness father and son asinine designs..(IE’ The Emperor has no clothes)And not making a Trike. I don’t know how The Indian line is doing but I never see any on the road. ..I had a Victory I miss that bike (Gunner)..But I had to get off two wheels..

 

[Peter A.]

Indian needs to get onboad and make there own trike!

BTW: Im seeing more/more Indian bkes on the road these days.

:Coffee:

 

[Jack Klarich]

Today I rode 150 miles total

 

[Peter A.]

Today I rode 150 miles total

Hoping to catch up to you next couple o days@75-80. deg here-SUMMER is approaching the great NorthWest!

:Coffee:

 

[SouthportFLRT]

The Lindby 1702 guard was previously on my 2015 Street Glide. I installed it on my 2019 Freewheeler last year shortly after I purchased the FLRT from an slightly older than myself gentleman in Florida.

The FLRT had the factory floorboards, pedals and such which I changed to the currently displayed Slipstream covers and pedals. Heck, the previous owner only put 106 miles on it during his ownership.

Anyway, a couple of days ago, after experiencing slight discomfort in my legs due to arthritis...the gift that keeps on giving...I decided to finally add the highway pegs that had been sitting dormant in a closet in the detached garage.

Hopefully today...this being Myrtle Beach Bike Week and a majority of the yard work completed, I will have the chance to see if the pegs help. I know there will be those that will say the Lindby guard has an area for the feet....I was simply never comfortable during my years of riding the SGS to use it as such.

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[JTJersey]

The Lindby 1702 guard was previously on my 2015 Street Glide. I installed it on my 2019 Freewheeler last year shortly after I purchased the FLRT from an slightly older than myself gentleman in Florida. The FLRT had the factory floorboards, pedals and such which I changed to the currently displayed Slipstream covers and pedals. Heck, the previous owner only put 106 miles on it during his ownership. Anyway, a couple of days ago, after experiencing slight discomfort in my legs due to arthritis...the gift that keeps on giving...I decided to finally add the highway pegs that had been sitting dormant in a closet in the detached garage. Hopefully today...this being Myrtle Beach Bike Week and a majority of the yard work completed, I will have the chance to see if the pegs help. I know there will be those that will say the Lindby guard has an area for the feet....I was simply never comfortable during my years of riding the SGS to use it as such. View attachment 117892

What keeps that peg from rotating?