Harley Freewheeler Trike Owners Thread

[flyburch]

where we bought ours central texas harley. they had 4 they had all colors. went there today they have 4 all colors.

[psychogramps]

where we bought ours central texas harley. they had 4 they had all colors. went there today they have 4 all colors.

Only Make 3

[HoppR]

Haven't senn anything BUT black in California!

That's why I got a blue one! Everyone has black.

[sparkman]

2005 Black Cherry Pearl Electra Glide Classic ...... stage 1..... 6 degree rake ..... Champion conversion independent suspension ....... MMMMHUMMMM!

[Springman2007]

That's why I got a blue one! Everyone has black.

I always buy Black when it comes to a new Harley. First, I like Black. But, given its Harley's chosen base color (GREAT CHOICE!) it also has two advantages....

• Part availability is generally better in the base color
• Its generally cheaper for said parts in the base color

Harley has offered a lot of nice colors over the years, that is for sure....

But, I just seem to stick to VIVAD BLACK......

Springman

[skuuter]

My Wife is liking BLACK the best so far on the Freewheeler.....

[Gorilla]

My Wife is liking BLACK the best so far on the Freewheeler.....

Skuut she would look great on a Freewheeler

[skuuter]

Skuut she would look great on a Freewheeler

I agree fully Ted, but She's the "TIGHT HALF" of this Riding Pair........the fact that She has Priced, Researched, and Sat On, definitely shows interest.....

[Gorilla]

I agree fully Ted, but She's the "TIGHT HALF" of this Riding Pair........the fact that She has Priced, Researched, and Sat On, definitely shows interest.....

Hey tell her we said she works hard enough and needs it to enjoy herself.

[headheaded]

how does this thing handle at speed, cornering, and running at 80 mph ? can you run it 80 mph all day or is it hard to handle?

[screwball]

It is faster than my '09 Tri-Glide and wife's '14 Tri. We both agree it handles better, but remember, it is a different animal. Same running gear, but shorter, lower, and lighter. Based on a Road King front end instead of an Ultra. I'm kind of a 'back to basics' guy. Used the radio to play CDs, nothing else. The fairing made riding more comfortable, but a shorty windshield does about the same thing. We haven't been on any long trips YET just a couple of 150+ mile 'lunch' runs. We have ridden freeways, and mountain roads.

THEY ARE FUN!!

[headheaded]

good to hear all this. i guess i will have to see if i can test ride one when i get healed up. they do seem that the steering would be pretty quick on them. i've only owned one bike with a radio and i can do without it. i've owned pans and shovel's and have a 92 heritage now. i will sell the 92 and with the insurance money from my streetglide buy a freewheeler. i've always like the more stripped down models. i know i won't be able to just leave it stock though.

[Gorilla]

good to hear all this. i guess i will have to see if i can test ride one when i get healed up. they do seem that the steering would be pretty quick on them. i've only owned one bike with a radio and i can do without it. i've owned pans and shovel's and have a 92 heritage now. i will sell the 92 and with the insurance money from my streetglide buy a freewheeler. i've always like the more stripped down models. i know i won't be able to just leave it stock though.

Stock is there such a Harley?

[headheaded]

does anyone know how wide the freewheeler is in the rear?

[cavie]

You Freewheeler guys (at least your wife ) my be interested in this. Fits any backrest. http://www.motorcyclereararmrest.com/

[Sunman]

Sunman
Bellville, Texas
Black FLRT
Vin: 54293

[Keystone]

Not in my HOG barn yet, but I now own one! Be a few weeks before it is at the house. VIN 85750

[Gorilla]

Not in my HOG barn yet, but I now own one! Be a few weeks before it is at the house. VIN 85750

congrats

[Keystone]

Here She is! Safe and sound in my Hog Barn! It will be a LOOOOOOOOOOONG 5 weeks waiting to head south so I can break her in! I'll be doing that dance God willing on Feb 28th.

[FLRT]

Awesome, Ken!