Kennesaw is the NW suburbs of Atlanta. I am retired. I've recently purchase a 2015 Freewheeler in the Amber Whiskey color. The bike has only 2300 miles and not a scratch on it. It has some accessories that came on it, windshield, passenger back rest the Sundowner seat and a luggage rack on the trunk.
I am not new to riding 3 wheelers, I've been riding and still have my stock 1981 FLH Classic factory sidecar rig. I've also 3 other 2 wheeled Harleys. I am just getting older and not sure of my knees holding up the 2 wheelers. I wanted something a bit more updated than the '81 sidecar rig hence my purchase of the Freewheeler.
I've not learned how to "fly the chair" on the sidecar rig. I can say the Freewheeler take significantly less effort to turn than the sidecar rig.
I have ridden the 2 wheelers in every state, including up to Alaska and every Canadian province over the past few decades. These days I mostly ride the backroads of Georgia alone. I do all my own work on the bikes I have.
The bikes I own are: 2015 Freewheeler, 1981 FLH Classic factory sidecar rig, 1974 FLH, 1976 FXE and a very rare 1986 FXRD, made only in 1986
I am not new to riding 3 wheelers, I've been riding and still have my stock 1981 FLH Classic factory sidecar rig. I've also 3 other 2 wheeled Harleys. I am just getting older and not sure of my knees holding up the 2 wheelers. I wanted something a bit more updated than the '81 sidecar rig hence my purchase of the Freewheeler.
I've not learned how to "fly the chair" on the sidecar rig. I can say the Freewheeler take significantly less effort to turn than the sidecar rig.
I have ridden the 2 wheelers in every state, including up to Alaska and every Canadian province over the past few decades. These days I mostly ride the backroads of Georgia alone. I do all my own work on the bikes I have.
The bikes I own are: 2015 Freewheeler, 1981 FLH Classic factory sidecar rig, 1974 FLH, 1976 FXE and a very rare 1986 FXRD, made only in 1986
Enjoy your Freewheeler...I love mine.
