Happy I own a trike.

cinjeff

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Seems like whenever I ride with two wheelers they always find some reason to interject the "old man bike" jokes. I take it in stride because they don't have a clue how enjoyable it is to drive my Goldwing Trike. I have another reason now to be glad. My wife and I were traveling home at night and I saw the deer jump out. I did not see the second one and hit it with the front tire in a glancing blow and it went down under my running board. I must have hit it in the very back hind qtrs. If I was on a two wheeler I would have had to lay it down and my wife and I would also have been injured. Glad I was on three wheels. Only damage was to my foot pegs and my ankle as my foot was the peg when deer hit it. PHEW!!!!!:clapping:
 
Close call Jeffery.

I'm glad to hear both you and the wife are OK.ThumbUp

I agree with you that riding the trike made the difference in the mishap.

I purchased my Goldwing new in 2009 with the purpose of making the trike conversion when that day came.

I made the conversion last summer. It was the best thing I could have done to enhance the overall riding experience and comfort.

My only regret was waiting so long to make the conversion.

I, too, am happy to own a trike.

Ride SafeThumbUp
 
Seems like whenever I ride with two wheelers they always find some reason to interject the "old man bike" jokes. I take it in stride because they don't have a clue how enjoyable it is to drive my Goldwing Trike. I have another reason now to be glad. My wife and I were traveling home at night and I saw the deer jump out. I did not see the second one and hit it with the front tire in a glancing blow and it went down under my running board. I must have hit it in the very back hind qtrs. If I was on a two wheeler I would have had to lay it down and my wife and I would also have been injured. Glad I was on three wheels. Only damage was to my foot pegs and my ankle as my foot was the peg when deer hit it. PHEW!!!!!:clapping:

Tell your young friends that comment about the "old man bike", that, if they are lucky, the one thing they will get is OLDER.
 
Seems like whenever I ride with two wheelers they always find some reason to interject the "old man bike" jokes. I take it in stride because they don't have a clue how enjoyable it is to drive my Goldwing Trike. I have another reason now to be glad. My wife and I were traveling home at night and I saw the deer jump out. I did not see the second one and hit it with the front tire in a glancing blow and it went down under my running board. I must have hit it in the very back hind qtrs. If I was on a two wheeler I would have had to lay it down and my wife and I would also have been injured. Glad I was on three wheels. Only damage was to my foot pegs and my ankle as my foot was the peg when deer hit it. PHEW!!!!!:clapping:

You saw a deer in Ky! Who woulda thunk it :cool:

Glad y'all are safe,I dodged one on the Blueridge Parkway this week,darn things are everywhere. By the way I love my trike too!
 
hello Jeff, I got the old mans bike also. but after I had my trike a while and found out how well it does in the rough stuff. now when riding with my 2 wheel friends, I can push them thu the curves. some even ask me to ride up front. I loved it
 
WE love the trike, wife is happy in her seat and I am enjoying the ride on the trike, helps my knee to hurt less!! One issue we have in our neighborhood we have a group of about 6 deer roaming, seen them in my front yard down the street and even on one of our major roadways (6 lanes) eating grass etc. So I go slow, down our street especially near night fall and the early morning hours. Hit one a few years ago in north Florida with a cage, screwed the front end up had to get the car towed. So I am real careful driving near dusk and dawn looking for deer!!!

:buckingreindeer::buckingreindeer::buckingreindeer::buckingreindeer::buckingreindeer:
 

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