Stallion and the Long Distance Rally

[Switchback]

<span style="font-family: Arial Black">Has anyone riden in a long distance rally with a Stallion? I was thinking of the Iron Butt rally type events. Or is someone planning to enter a long distance event?<br />
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If so, do you have any advice for running in these events with a Stallion?</span> <img src="images/smilies/wink.gif" border="0" alt="" title="Wink" class="inlineimg" /><br />
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Switchback the Trike Pirate

[Papa Zook]

Get an AirHawk inflatable cushion and long distance touring is comfortable. The foam in the Stallion seat is not very dense and will tend to compress after an hour or so in the saddle, particularly if you're a little thick in the middle like me.

[Lunchbox1983]

Get an AirHawk inflatable cushion and long distance touring is comfortable. The foam in the Stallions is not very dense and will tend to compress after an hour or so in the saddle, particularly if you're a little think in the middle like me.

What Zook said.

It would be cool to get a group of Trike Talk Stallion owners to do a 4 corners ride.

[Mattel]

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<div class="message">Get an AirHawk inflatable cushion and long distance touring is comfortable. The foam in the Stallion seat is not very dense and will tend to compress after an hour or so in the saddle, particularly if you're a little thick in the middle like me.</div>

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</div>+1 on the Air hawk. I purchased one after only 50 miles and have put on 11k since. You can also add an alaska leathers ontop for additional comfort.

[Gorilla]

What Zook said.

It would be cool to get a group of Trike Talk Stallion owners to do a 4 corners ride.

It's possible if the timing is right.

[metaldad]

I rode ours straight through and straight back to Sturgis this year 2,600 hundred miles and the only issue I had was a little fatigue not being able to rest my arm on anything like you can in a car. We have 12,000 miles on our 2010 stallion and I still put 10,000 miles on my screamin eagle ultra classic. The trip to Sturgis this year in the stallion felt safer and was more comfortable.