Thank you for the add... : - )

[Rusty1]

I look forward to conversing with other trike owners... I have been riding for 41+ years but on 2 wheels only. My previous bike was a 2019 Harley Davidson Heritage Classic 114. I hated selling that bike. But I had to make a change due to my back injury. So, here I am on my first trike. A 2020 Harley Davidson Freewheeler. I am in the process of accessorizing it. As I am sure many of you have heard, owning a Harley Davidson is a down payment on accessories. But that is what makes it fun. Right?

No doubt my first test ride was an adventure... the dealer had the bars adjusted way too far forward and the mirror arm mounts in such a position that I could barely see behind me. But I trudged along getting a feel for this new ride. I quickly learned the push/pull approach with the handlebars and that I had to stay in the middle of the my lane due to the wide rear end. But I got through it and ended my ride with a smile. It was something new and I liked it.

I am interested in learning more about better shocks for my trike. When I purchased the trike and rode it home roughly 35 miles, the ride was not too bad. I decided to crank the shocks up to max. All I can say is WOW! That damn trike bounced around like a rubber ball! LOL

I have yet to take my wife for a ride as I want to break the engine in first... but I know she is going to be much happier with our new trike due to the stability.

Any hoot... take care... : - )

Rich

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[consitter]

Beautiful trike!

Welcome to Trike Talk from eastern Kentucky!

[Peter A.]

Welcome to the forum and the world of THREE!

I've bought two Harley’s from Sac H-D and dealt with their service dept.

for many years - good people+service.

Enjoy that new trike!

[Philip R]

Welcome from east Texas. Beautiful trike.

[bikerbillone]

Nice ride and welcome from sunny Florida. Your first post on TT, come back often.

[Dave59]

Welcome from Wisconsin, congratulations on the new trike it looks great. Stay safe!!!

[1dn5up]

Richard , air pressure in rear tires = 22psi. Ride smooth and safe.

[Sully]

Welcome from North Ga. .

[bdtmd1]

Welcome to the forums from Middle Georgia Richard!

[rhino 2]

I look forward to conversing with other trike owners... I have been riding for 41+ years but on 2 wheels only. My previous bike was a 2019 Harley Davidson Heritage Classic 114. I hated selling that bike. But I had to make a change due to my back injury. So, here I am on my first trike. A 2020 Harley Davidson Freewheeler. I am in the process of accessorizing it. As I am sure many of you have heard, owning a Harley Davidson is a down payment on accessories. But that is what makes it fun. Right?

No doubt my first test ride was an adventure... the dealer had the bars adjusted way too far forward and the mirror arm mounts in such a position that I could barely see behind me. But I trudged along getting a feel for this new ride. I quickly learned the push/pull approach with the handlebars and that I had to stay in the middle of the my lane due to the wide rear end. But I got through it and ended my ride with a smile. It was something new and I liked it.

I am interested in learning more about better shocks for my trike. When I purchased the trike and rode it home roughly 35 miles, the ride was not too bad. I decided to crank the shocks up to max. All I can say is WOW! That damn trike bounced around like a rubber ball! LOL

I have yet to take my wife for a ride as I want to break the engine in first... but I know she is going to be much happier with our new trike due to the stability.

Any hoot... take care... : - )

Rich

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Rusty.....Welcome to Trike-Talk.........

[paws]

Hi Rusty..welcome to TrikeTalk and the world of 3! I like that color!

Be sure to check out the FreeWheeler threads out here....LOTS of info....and many happy FreeWheeler owners.

[Lee H. Mann]

Richard, Welcome to Trike Talk from West Virginia.

[LadyonaMission]

Rich, welcome aboard. Nice trike.

[Fearless]

Welcome to the forum from Western Pennsylvania lower tire pressure will certainly help. I have run my rear tires as low as 20 Lbs. The long term fix is good shocks it's a shame Harley doesn't proscribe to them in the beginning. I chose Pro Action trike shocks they make a world of improvement. Stop by often great people around here willing to help with questions or issues should any arise. Ride safe Fred/Jeanne

[Rusty1]

Welcome to the forum and the world of THREE!

I've bought two Harley’s from Sac H-D and dealt with their service dept.

for many years - good people+service.

Enjoy that new trike!

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thanks... I like Harley Davidson of Sacramento. unfortunately, they did not have the trike I wanted. I actually purchased my new trike from Ironsteed HD in Vacaville from Alan Casner, who is the sales manager. a FANTASTIC person.

[Rusty1]

Welcome to the forum from Western Pennsylvania lower tire pressure will certainly help. I have run my rear tires as low as 20 Lbs. The long term fix is good shocks it's a shame Harley doesn't proscribe to them in the beginning. I chose Pro Action trike shocks they make a world of improvement. Stop by often great people around here willing to help with questions or issues should any arise. Ride safe Fred/Jeanne

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thanks... I will look up those shocks. smooth is the key. especially for my wife who is more sensitive to the bumps in the road!

[Rusty1]

Rich, welcome aboard. Nice trike.

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thank you very much... slowly making her mine : - )

[PosseRider]

Welcome to TT from Ohio. 14" ProAction shocks & 22-23 in rear tires. Have the new shocks to be installed on my new TriGlide. Had some on a 16 & HUGE diff.. Tried to find a sweet spot on the new HD shocks ,but, there IS NOT any. Ride safe.

[MDO]

Welcome from Missouri! I love your color.

[trike lady]

Hello and to Trike Talk, glad to have U with us.

Congrats on the new trike, very nice.