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I have been out on the back of a Harley for almost 30 years recently became single and refuse to stop riding, unfortunately I am clumsy and a two wheeler just is not good for me so I'm getting a Harley with the trike conversion kit put on it does anyone have any advice
Hello and welcome to the forum.
Find a good installer. Test ride as many trikes as you can to find the one you like best, when you do you'll have a great trike that you'll enjoy for many years.
Welcome from Missouri! :cool:
[size=3][B]Welcome to Trike Talk Forum, Bonnie. We are glad you joined us too.
There are a lot of options out there so one can easily get confused. Look through the various topics on T/T and this information will assist you in your decision.
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Hi Bonnie! Welcome to Trike Talk! Like was said, test ride as many as you can and read the threads on here to help in your decision.
:welcome:Bonnie,
Find a rider class, most include trikes now. Good luck and :D !
Hi Bonnie, Welcome from Wisconsin!!
Hey Bonnie, welcome from Southeastern Illinois.:wave4:
Welcome Bonnie and kudos to you for exploring the world of three wheels to fill the void. Road Smith driver here, but lots of options out there, no rush to judgment. If you were used to the Harley ride, and you liked the sound, drop by the dealer for a test ride on the Tri Glide or the Freewheeler, or both, but don't stop there, that's just somewhere to start. Not my cup of tea, but might be yours.
Hi Bonnie :wave4: Welcome :D Good luck with your search.
Bonnie, welcome from San Antonio, Texas. I suggest you get your license to ride a trike first, then test ride as many as you can before you buy. :Dorag:
Hi Bonnie, you will fit in nicely here:clapping:
Welcome to the Gang from Western Colorado.
+1 on finding a good installer. Maybe look into getting a used Tri Glide or Freewheeler. Just a thought.
welcome aboard Bonnie. Take it slow and get comfortable. Do a lot of reading on here from others that have taken the same path as you.
Welcome from sunny California.....Wife rode behind me for many years then decided to ride her own-traded the 2 wheeler in after a year for the HD trike NOW refuses to ride with me anymore!
LOVES her trike (50 k miles now).
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Hey Bonnie,
:welcome: to the Trike Talk Family.:wave4:
:wave4:Welcome from Tn
Welcome to the forum take as many test rides as possible and do what you feel is best for you and you alone. Make sure the controls fit you Seat Handle Bars etc. good luck in your search. :good:Ride safe Fred
Welcome from New Mexico. Jim
Welcome from Indiana !!! :Coffee:
Bob