i am new on trike talk i dont have a trike yet but have owned two harleys and i have been looking at alot of stuff about converting my bike into a trike and still am unsure about which kit to use. also i want to do it myself as i am very mechanically orientated and want to call it my own any suggestions or experience appreciated
want to convert dont know what kit
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jfingalls
T.O.I. - Florida
Hello Jason, welcome to the Trike Talk Forum where you will get the answers to your questions. That is cool to build your own trike. Let me start by recommending that you take a close look at our sponsors for your trike kit. They are some of the best available. Good luck and we look forward to hearing about your success building your Trike.
welcome aboard glad you joined us. What are you converting?
White Knight 04
TOI - Pennsylvania
Welcome, glad your here where the hell is susanville ???????
Welcome to the forum
What or where is a Susanville?
Congratuations on converting your first trike. That's what I did with my 2003 Road King. I'm not pushing any brand, make or model, but I was short on $$$ and not all that long on mechanical stability or ability!
I found a used, but very clean Voyager Kit, located by my daughter. Thankfully, it had been installed on a Road King only two years newer that mine, and the thing fit perfectly. After it was installed on my bike, I rode it some 600 miles from La Grange, Texas to Amaillo. On that trip, I found out that the Voyager has some "rattles". However, through lots of experiments, trials and tribulations that I have described on posts in this Forum, I have a very clean and quiet running trike. This whole experience was totally new to me. I was a motorcycle rider, salesman, and "faller -offer" for years, but I got older, more fragiler and smarter. This trike conversion is a lot of fun, unusual, and I'm with the right crowd by joining Trike Forum.
Keep us up on your progress. Be safe and God Bless!
Oldveteran :Trike1:
What or where is a Susanville?
Congratuations on converting your first trike. That's what I did with my 2003 Road King. I'm not pushing any brand, make or model, but I was short on $$$ and not all that long on mechanical stability or ability!
I found a used, but very clean Voyager Kit, located by my daughter. Thankfully, it had been installed on a Road King only two years newer that mine, and the thing fit perfectly. After it was installed on my bike, I rode it some 600 miles from La Grange, Texas to Amaillo. On that trip, I found out that the Voyager has some "rattles". However, through lots of experiments, trials and tribulations that I have described on posts in this Forum, I have a very clean and quiet running trike. This whole experience was totally new to me. I was a motorcycle rider, salesman, and "faller -offer" for years, but I got older, more fragiler and smarter. This trike conversion is a lot of fun, unusual, and I'm with the right crowd by joining Trike Forum.
Keep us up on your progress. Be safe and God Bless!
Oldveteran :Trike1:
Welcome from Indiana !!! :Coffee:
Bob
Bob
And some of those people are allowed to vote.....:laugh:.....
Yeah really!
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