Maybe..........

[Keystone]

Talking to Judy at Rochester HD in Chester, MN. We are close to a deal. I'm adding lowers(plus the engine guard of course)bumper, scuff guard kit, rubber paint guards and a few other items.

[87Trike1200]

Looking good, Keystone. Good luck finalizing the deal. Let us know how you're doing. Have fun, ride safe!

[Rick Kay]

I hope things work out for you! I love the versatility of the Freewheeler. Seems you can make this trike anything you want it to be!

[Peter A.]

...that would be a SHARP looking trike...please post a picture
if you get it.....good luck!

[FLRT]

Good luck, Keystone!!

BTW, is that a trick of the lighting? It almost looks to be a Rootbeer color?

[0pini0nated]

Good luck, Keystone!!

BTW, is that a trick of the lighting? It almost looks to be a Rootbeer color?

That *that* caught me eye too, but the front fender is black, so it's not two-tone (yet ~ maybe it'll be a 2016 color combo)

Good luck Keystone ~ it's Winter in Minnesota ~ *great* time to make a favorable deal.

[Keystone]

Good luck, Keystone!!

BTW, is that a trick of the lighting? It almost looks to be a Rootbeer color?

Yeah, the flash on my phone did that. Look at the rear fender on the TG behind it and you will see the reflector doing the same thing.

Unless something happens to change things I will be buying an FLRT in the next few weeks. Whether it is this exact one or not will be up to the dealer. We haven't finalized the bottom line.

[Springman2007]

Yeah, the flash on my phone did that. Look at the rear fender on the TG behind it and you will see the reflector doing the same thing.

Unless something happens to change things I will be buying an FLRT in the next few weeks. Whether it is this exact one or not will be up to the dealer. We haven't finalized the bottom line.

I hope it works out for you. I have to say that I like mine

Best Wishes,

Springman

[Lucky]

Congratulations! Great looking ride. RIDE SAFE

[HoppR]

I'm adding lowers(plus the engine guard of course)

Why spend $$$ on an engine guard when you are never going to drop the trike? Seems pointless.

[Gorilla]

Why spend $$$ on an engine guard when you are never going to drop the trike? Seems pointless.

Can prevent things from being kicked up into your legs. Also a place to attach highway pegs. And also if you are riding in cold weather you can attach those canvas lower covers for some protection against the wind on your legs. Or you can leave them off if that look is to your taste.

[Keystone]

Why spend $$$ on an engine guard when you are never going to drop the trike? Seems pointless.

So you suggest that I do what, duck tape the lowers on like they do on the Tri-Glide? On, that's right. The Tri-Glide has the pointless engine guard on it to HOLD the lowers in place.....


Quote: I'm adding lowers(plus the engine guard of course)

[HoppR]

So you suggest that I do what, duck tape the lowers on like they do on the Tri-Glide? On, that's right. The Tri-Glide has the pointless engine guard on it to HOLD the lowers in place.....


Quote: I'm adding lowers(plus the engine guard of course)

I'm not suggesting anything and please pardon me for being an ignorant newb with only 400 logged miles.

This newb knows that an engine guard is designed to protect the engine during a fall/tip. What I don't know is what you are talking about when you say you are adding lowers.

[Keystone]

I'm not suggesting anything and please pardon me for being an ignorant newb with only 400 logged miles.

This newb knows that an engine guard is designed to protect the engine during a fall/tip. What I don't know is what you are talking about when you say you are adding lowers.

Ask and you will get an answer. As a "newb with 400 miles" you shouldn't even think about suggestion some one is doing something pointless. Heck, I've logged in excess of 250k on bikes since I was 18 and I still learn a thing or two.

Lowers are the lower part of the fairing on the Tri-Glide and other touring bikes that come with the Batwing fairing. They provide a level of protection for the "lower" part of your body, ie the legs. They are mounted to the engine guard. You also can mount highway pegs to the engine guard (which I will). Some add the guard to add the pegs and extra lights (the FLRT does not come with the passing lamps). One can never have enough lights on a bike.

On a side not, I am close to signing on the dotted line with Mason City, IA.

2k better offer from them and I might still be able to sweeten the deal a bit.

[Peter A.]

Sounds great Keystone......I put a black guard on my Street Glide trike + black lowers and it looks GREAT IMO......

[Keystone]

Sounds great Keystone......I put a black guard on my Street Glide trike + black lowers and it looks GREAT IMO......

Black Guard! Thanks for suggesting that. I'll have to make sure I do that on this one.

[Peter A.]

Black Guard! Thanks for suggesting that. I'll have to make sure I do that on this one.

not a prob.... an MERY CHRISTMAS from a fellow Blue Knight....

[Keystone]

not a prob.... an MERY CHRISTMAS from a fellow Blue Knight....

RWP Peter! MN VIII on this end.

AND, I bought an FLRT this morning from Mason City, IA dealer.

[Peter A.]

10-4........and saw your post re the new machine, congrats, that should be a beauty!
Pete BKCA1.

[Lucky]

RWP Peter! MN VIII on this end.

AND, I bought an FLRT this morning from Mason City, IA dealer.

nize christmas present! Ride safe