Roadglide

[hdtriker]

Going to have my 2011 Road Glide triked and thinking Motor Trike. I have rode all the major manufactures and I like Motor Trike the best. Does anyone have any negatives about this company?

[FLTR2008TRIKE]

Going to have my 2011 Road Glide triked and thinking Motor Trike. I have rode all the major manufactures and I like Motor Trike the best. Does anyone have any negatives about this company?

Nope!!! Im very happy with my Motortrike kit.

[dano309]

I've heard they say motor trike is the best out there............thinking of going with motor trike myself....also w/ independant suspension is a must.......

[RickDeVon]

You can maintain ABS only with MotorTrike...But I sure like the looks of the Champion kit...

[mrplumr1]

Have a 2012 Road Glide with a Roadsmith kit and a 2002 Road King With a Motor trike kit. There is no comparison the Roadsmith is the smoothest by far

[AzDaven]

I was testing out a Lehman trike conversion for about two months and absolutely hated it. Their people that like each brand and hate each brand but I felt that the Lehman was very cheaply constructed. My v-Rod has a motortrike conversion and it's been absolutely fantastic for seven months and 7000 miles so far.

Gool luck and I hope to see pics when you are done. Ride safe.

[robandmichele]

i love mine. its not the independent rear suspension, but i still love it. tough as nails

[ladyff1481]

You can maintain ABS only with MotorTrike..

????I have ABS on my Roadsmith.

[RickDeVon]

????I have ABS on my Roadsmith.

News to me...I just never read or over looked keeping ABS with Roadsmith...I wish you could keep ABS with Champion...

[eagle1]

ck out frankenstein too. i'll bet that they options will sell you & i think they are the best made out there.

[Gorilla]

Motor Trike is know for it's good customer service also.

[pcombe]

I'm glade to see you triking out a road glide.

I love my 24 yr. old tour glides looks and function.
I would have been tickled to start with a newer road glide.

Champion was one of only two who made a kit for a bike as old as mine.
It's a pretty straight forward kit to install but it had it's moments.
I went with the straight axle and with my stock air shocks the ride is good.
I bought a set of raked triple trees from zook to handle the steering end of things.

Good luck with your trike and show us some pics when your done.
I documented my conversion and you can get an idea of what your up against by checking out, pcombe/library/photobucket.

I am sure that yours will be easier than mine was!

[hdtriker]

Thanks for the feed. Taking in the RG tomorrow to work out the details. Will get back when it comes home.