Greetings, new forum member interested in your responses to my intended TG

[PTR]

Would love to see pictures of your new twins Jon, congrats, I’m sure you will enjoy them!

the twins

[PTR]

where are those from peter, how thick are they?

3" long x 1.29" wide x .4" thick

[jonfjr]

Just a few more farkles then she will be finished.

Still can't ride anyway as I am still recovering from hand surgery.

Ride safe.

Jon.

[rayg5102]

After an accident and a rod in my arm, we went from 2 to 3 wheels. We purchased a 2010 triglide back in 2012 and fell in love with it. Now mind you, wife also drives it but cant ride for more than an hour due to tail bone issues so we don't do long haul stuff. Both of us took to the 3 wheels with no problem. I enjoy the cat nap in back while she drives.

We just moved to PA from MD and sold our trike in Jul...And I have permission to replace with a 2020....NOT the CVO but the standard poor mans version.

I did jump on a 2 wheeler during open house this summer after being off since 2012. I enjoyed the swaying of the 2 wheels but missed the comfort and security of 3.

Hope you enjoy whatever you pick. I know I can't wait for my new one PICs when I get them.

[PTR]

Just a few more farkles then she will be finished.

Still can't ride anyway as I am still recovering from hand surgery.

Ride safe.

Jon.

Jon,

Love your new bike. The color is sweet. Pictures don't show it properly. I put a Rekluse clutch in my wifes bike. works great and if you have any issues with your hand maybe it will help. I may put one on mine just because it makes it so easy on your hands.

[jonfjr]

Jon,

Love your new bike. The color is sweet. Pictures don't show it properly. I put a Rekluse clutch in my wifes bike. works great and if you have any issues with your hand maybe it will help. I may put one on mine just because it makes it so easy on your hands.

Peter,

Thanks for the advice about the clutch and the kind words regarding the bike.

The picture has for some reason disappeared so I tried to upload again but no joy.

I like "your twins" and the way the different colors enhance the look of each bike when you look at them in the pictures.

Likewise, your white CVO doesn't do justice in pictures but up close it looks supreme. I nearly went with the white CVO but I ride all year in the PNWet and I would have run into issues with air filters and the like.

[PTR]

Peter,

Thanks for the advice about the clutch and the kind words regarding the bike.

The picture has for some reason disappeared so I tried to upload again but no joy.

I like "your twins" and the way the different colors enhance the look of each bike when you look at them in the pictures.

Likewise, your white CVO doesn't do justice in pictures but up close it looks supreme. I nearly went with the white CVO but I ride all year in the PNWet and I would have run into issues with air filters and the like.

I don't ride in the rain, I am a little anal with keeping my bikes clean and the thought of having to clean them after a wet ride exhausts me. More work than I want to deal with.

[jonfjr]

I don't ride in the rain, I am a little anal with keeping my bikes clean and the thought of having to clean them after a wet ride exhausts me. More work than I want to deal with.

Until I purchased the TG I had 3 bikes to deal with -

We have had 30 days of rain here in the PNWet...ahhhh

My average riding 2 wheels is about 1800 miles per month when I was commuting.

[PTR]

Until I purchased the TG I had 3 bikes to deal with -

We have had 30 days of rain here in the PNWet...ahhhh

My average riding 2 wheels is about 1800 miles per month when I was commuting.

I wish I could commute to work on my bike but it would be a death wish. The traffic on I-4 from my house to work runs like the last lap of the Daytona 500 and the side roads are so busy that it's no safer.

[jonfjr]

I wish I could commute to work on my bike but it would be a death wish. The traffic on I-4 from my house to work runs like the last lap of the Daytona 500 and the side roads are so busy that it's no safer.

Pretty much the same here in Seattle.

If there is an accident on I-5 and the lanes are blocked then traffic migrates to the side roads and you know what happens then.

Since I don't commute anymore (another job) life is so much better.