Riding on three!

[JerryD]

Took my 1800 to the Trike Shop, Mn on June 4 and got it back on the 7th.
Wonderfull people to deal with and very pleased with the results. Need to get a little more time in the saddle to be real comfortable with no counter steer and leaning the right direction into the corner but so far so good. Like I said a real quality product with customer #1 all the way. A "Big Thanks" to the Trike Shop from me. JerryD

[jtilmon]

Jerry, Happy you are enjoying the new Roadsmith. Been riding one for 1.5 years and have loved every minute of it. Ride safe and often.

[MarciaG]

When do we get to see pictures? Enjoy your trike!!!

Marcia G.

[Lucky]

JerryD Bet you have got that big grin that makes everyone wonder what is going on.RIDE SAFE

[JerryD]

I would like to post some pix but I need a computer Guru to show me how.
I tried but it failed. JerryD

[mhgoldwing]

Welcome to the Roadsmith world! You're gonna really enjoy the ride and after a few miles of "retraining" it will feel natural. Love mine!

[Konrad]

Just got back from a 5,299 mile 14 day trip through 13 Western states with my 2010 Roadsmith 2006 GL1800. Never a problem. Averaged 378 miles a day through desert and mountains, mud and snow. At 82 with a quadruple bypass, I doubt I would have been able to maintain that pace on a two-wheeler. The Roadsmith made it not only possible but also comfortable. I should have done this years ago!

[Nana]

Just got back from a 5,299 mile 14 day trip through 13 Western states with my 2010 Roadsmith 2006 GL1800. Never a problem. Averaged 378 miles a day through desert and mountains, mud and snow. At 82 with a quadruple bypass, I doubt I would have been able to maintain that pace on a two-wheeler. The Roadsmith made it not only possible but also comfortable. I should have done this years ago!

YOU ROCK, KONRAD!!!!!! Make the most of every single minute on your trike.
Ride safe!!!

[skuuter]

Ah, Another Satisfied Triker Convert.....

[oldbear]

Congrats on yout new Roadsmith! I just got back yesterday from a business trip (380 miles each way). Couldn't have done it on a 2 wheeler without using an additional bag on the rear seat (too muck stuff to carry), but on the 'Smith it fit in the trunk with no problem. Love it! Enjoy your ride!