They foregot one you can drink all beer you want and you won't fall over

Great review. I purchased mine about a month ago. Def the “Cadillac” of the Harley line up. Ride safe

I bought ours in 2020 I first test drove one in Daytona . Bike week 2014 . I loved them from the start . Finally made the complete switch to 3 last month . These trikes are way safer than 2 and with the drivers of cars being what they are today that’s huge

Here’s a couple of more reasons to own a Trike. You don’t have to put your feet down when the Trike comes to a complete stop. Also, the Trike has a reverse making it convenient to back up. I think the following reason is probably the most important “visibility.” The Trike takes up large real estate on the road making it more visible to others. Visibility is paramount for your safety when riding on the road.

The DH Trike is a great ride for someone with a disability! Thanks posting this video.

Riding 2 wheels for 57 years, Bought my 1st. 2022 Tri-Glide Ultra, LOVE IT!!!.

I find the Tri Glide has advantages and disadvantages. I got a trike to tow a trailer it certainly does and excellent job doing that. Have spent $$ setting it up to suit myself and comfort while travelling the long Hauls. Will work on lighting the rear up, not very good lighting at nighttime.

I am in Central ND. Like your video. I got a trike late last year. Looking forward to a lot of rides this year. There is much to see in ND and getting to meet other riders. John

I'm seventy years old and have been riding since 1964. We are on our second Tri-Glide but we ride a trike because we have to. My wife has battled cancer eight times since 2010. She's had twelve surgeries in a ten year period, maxed out on Chemotherpay, radiation and Cyber knife treatments. She is currently on Immunotherapy and will be every twenty eight days for the rest of her life. The radiation she had in 2011 ruined the blood flow to her hips so she had to have a total hip replacement about three years ago. Then one of the places of cancer in her brain started growing causing her to have seizures. That's when we went to a trike. Our thoughts were if she had a seizure on out Heritage it might cause an accident injuring both of us and possibly others. On a trike we feel I should be able to pull over and tend to her needs. I did make a few modifications due to my age and health conditions. I have arthritis in my hands and turing the trike made my hands hurt so bad that I couldn't sleep at night. So I changes the handle grips to foam grips which helps. I also suffer from gout and my 2021 Tri-Glide didn't have a heel shifter, so I installed one. For my wife, who always rides with me I installed progressive shocks on the rear in order to improve the ride quality. They helped a little, but it still rides like a dump thuck. I run 20 psi in the rear tires and that also helps a little. One big improvement was when I manufactured a heat shield for the exhaust. Like I said before my wife always rides with me and the heat off the exhaust use to bake her right leg. So I took a piece of aluminum about one and half inched wide and seventeen inches long and manufactured a heat shield which covers the catalytic converter. Now the heat doesn't rise up. So her right leg is much more comfortable. All this being said, I would NOT own a trike if I didn't have to. As a matter of fact, I probably won't own another Harley. I've owned many motorcycyles over the years, the last four have been Harleys. I've had trouble with two out of four of my Harleys. The Tri-Glide I own now has been in the shop twice in the first ten months of ownership. To me that's not a good thing. If I could I'd buy a Kawasaki today. I think I've had my fill Harley Davidsons.

I'm sixty yld, and the trike's becoming very appealling to me, too bad we don't get them in Brazil. I surely buy one. My bike is a Honda NC 750 with dual clutch transmission.

The only thing I don't like is the reverse gear or the lack of it. Nice scenery from our neighbor in the NODAK!

Nice bike, one extra that you really need to get is a bumper, that would save your back trunk area.

That design of trike fitted with a Goldwing 1800 DCT would be my ideal. I own an HD Sport Glide and an Africa Twin DCT and know which is easier to ride especially for distance.

these are just like the old 3 wheelers, the rear tires will lift in fast cornering. they are 8+ feet long and 3+ feet wide and 1200lbs. the direct steering without leaning takes a little while to get used to. the stock rear shocks suck! shorter people will need good chaps because the exhaust heat will burn your legs, my wife is 5'2 and burns her legs on her 2020.cool fan under her seat and looking at the ultra cool system next as a add on. i suggest the warranty with tire protection and screaming eagle package(if you like a performance upgrades covered by factory warranty) just a knucklehead passing on somethings I've learned while riding tri glides mine is a 2017 107 stage 1 going to a 119 stage 4 and my wife is on a 2020 114 stage 1( upgrade from her 2016) stay safe and please keep the shiny side up.

I think another big reason (at least for me) your SO is less hesitant or scared to go on the bike with you and you can be assured they're safe and comfortable

Thank you great video

Not a trike rider, but I believe the agility of a two wheeler to get out of the way of danger is way more safe then a trike.

Great video. I’m debating between a Tri-Glide or RG3. My question is did you upgrade the rear suspension? Tia.. ride safe…

I wish you would have explained a little about the rear if air and or independ rear suspension . Other than that nice scoot love it

We had a 2014 HD Tri-Glide Ultra Classic, but after about five years tried of the stiff clutch feathering in stop and go traffic. The excessive heat from the engine and the noise going up hill in third gear. We now have a Can-Am Spyder RT Limited and the above problems are gone, with the paddle shifter, no clutch lever and it automatically down shifts for you, when coming to a stop. The Spyder also in my experience blows the HD Trike out of the water in the smoothness of ride quality, and that is with the stock suspension! Safe Travels.

I am looking at that exact bike - I was looking for a video like this

One thing not mentioned. Buy a used trike. New are $34,000 for road glide trike new. $50,000 for tri glide trike new. Save thousands and buy used.

I had legends put on front and back. Wow just amazing. It will be my last bike so why not.

I love this and I want this I really do😢

I have the same trike and love it. I have an issue with wind buffeting even though I installed a curved Freedom Shield windshield that helped but did not resolve the problem.. From your video you do not seem to have that problem. Have you installed something to help with buffeting?

They are great. I love mine as does the wife.

So I asked this in another KZfaqr trike freewheeler video but I will be a new trike owner in the near future who is a paraplegic in Texas I would like to take the Harley Davidson 3 day program but after that I’m not sure on what to do after that. Any advice in welcome but I would prefer anyone in Texas thank in advance

Do a review on the freewheeler

My wife has a Tri Glide, she likes it

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What bars did you purchase .... I have the 2023 120th anniversary tri-glide and the bars are terrible for me. They just don't fit me. Let me know .

Hows fuel consumption?

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So on America's earthquakes called roads how do you avoid potholes with a trike? I'm thinking you avoid with the front and take the hit with the rear? On a straight axle that would suck. Hey Indian how about a little competition with a trike with independent rear suspension!?

When I decide to buy a trike, it aint gonna be a Briggs and Davidson. Its gonna be a Wing because that is 5 times the bike.

One disadvantage to a trike is you're hitting every pot hole in the road with at least one wheel.

You sound young, Are you too scared to ride on 2 wheels? You'd be better off buying a Miata convertible

I'd buy a Boss Hoss before I'd buy a Harley any day no matter how much more expensive they are.