Great Video! Have owned a Trike for almost four years now and have heard and been told some of the same things. Love your take on those comments. Had to Subscribe. Ride on! 🤙🏼

There’s dudes out there eating Tide pods and tattooing their faces. I quit giving af what folks think of what I do for fun decades ago.

Great video - thanks for sharing. I rode an Ultra Classics for many years. At age 71, I decided to go to 3 wheels for my own safety. I love to get my knees in the breeze and I'm now 75 years old and love my 2016 Freewheeler. I don't really give a sh*t what others think about it, at least I can keep riding.

Well stated, Brother. As a 77 year old disabled combat vet, it came down to two choices for me; quit riding or trike it out. I was not/am not ready to quit riding. My Goldwing trike has taken us from Yellowstone to Key West, to Gettysburg, to every backroad in Colorado. Knees in the breeze is the purpose of the exercise. And, just for the record, I do miss leaning in the curves. Also, when I rev up the 'Wing in the tunnels, nobody notices.....but me. Ride SAFE and keep on bikin'.

As you get older you will find that Riding 2 up taking a trip gets harder each year.For us the trike enabled us to keep riding. I’m running into more and more riders who have switched to trikes.

Never learned to ride a bike as a child, so a 2-wheeler was not an option I wanted to consider at 60 years old-a trike seemed doable and fun. So, I took a class and bought a 2022 Can Am Sea-to Sky Spyder. I LOVE IT! And I love your video…thanks! 💜

I am 54 years old and have never rode before other than on the back of my dad’s bike when I was 9 years old. I am taking the beginners course in about a month and am looking at getting a trike. I just started watching your videos and am also a retired Army veteran. Thank you for your service

Sandman,my brother,Doc here,and I would like to say thank you for this awesome content. I have been a biker since I was 10 yrs old and got my 1st Honda 90 step thru (my friends who didn't have bikes or mini-bikes all said "OH ya,it looks like a girlie bike,I said...what are you ridin'?") and up until 12 yrs ago I always rode two wheels. In July 2011 I was up and out on a Sunday morning on a call in to work, got to the corner and was in the apex of a left hand turn when a very large black vehicle (to this day I don't know if it was a mid-size S.U.V. or a big sedan like a Chrysler 300,) came up on the inside of me and smashed me mid bike,drove me 38 yds across the highway and into a ditch and kept on going. They NEVER did catch the asshole who hit me. I laid in the ditch for almost an hour before an ambulance that somebody had "anonymously " called from a payphone 3 miles away finally showed up (ambo shack was less than 3 minutes away). I spent 9 days in the hospital and 8 weeks incapacitated at home before I was up and around enough to try and go back to work. 5 weeks in,back at work,I had to admit I was unable to go every day and took early retirement ( 1/4 pension and 1 year long term disability). I was 52 yrs old and was basically screwed for the rest of my life. My 67' Harley was killed dead,insurance wrote it of and paid me "book value" ...$7,800 Canadian....and because there was no suspect,and no arrest,that was the extent of what I got. Fast forward until now,at 64,I'm considered 75% disabled due to 2 wrecked knees,a wrecked hip, a spine with 3 different areas of major damage, and croakers telling me " you need surgery,but you're too fat,you need to exercise,but don't use your knees or back"...so I lost 84 lbs just by changing what and how I ate,but have gotten to the point in my life now where the rehab time it would take for all those surgeries (which have to be done 1 at a time) is probably longer than I have left on this side of the grass...so a handful of Tylenol,a couple of joints and some anti-inflamatories and I just keep going,except I hadn't been back up on a scoot (cost preventative/prohibitive) on my income) until a buddy bought a Harley CVO in 2020. He raved about it(he's 75 now,and has a bad back) and allowed me to take it out a couple of times (class act from a real brother!) for a few hours and I knew I needed to ride again.I've been putting change away ever since, wheeled and dealed a bit, and it looks like ,for the spring of 2023 I'm going to be able to put together a ride to get me into the wind again.....anyway,I know this has been friggin' long but I have to say,Trikes may NOT be for everybody,but WHAT you ride isn't what makes you a biker,as you so eloquently put it,from moped-to full out big V-twin street beast,it's THAT you ride....riding gives you something nothing else can (except maybe flying...lol) absolute freedom and control.....so thank you for pointing all of this out, although,unfortunately,y'all ain't going to change every bodies mind,but maybe,somebody like me might just have heard you and maybe gets that urge...and realizes they can do it....stay safe my brother,keep the shiny side up and the rubber side down...enjoy the twisties and keep the sun on your shoulder and the wind in your face.....Doc from Canada sayin' "Peace Out.

I was one of those "never on three wheels" guys until it came down to three wheels or zero wheels. So, at 70 years of age this ol' Marine got a Tri-Glide and I must tell you that I love my trike! My wife loves it so much she got one for herself. Now we know we will be in the wind for many more years to come. We ride with a large Veterans group and have never had any derogatory remarks and if we did, oh well. Keep up the good work Sandman!

I had a friend who is was 80 years old and strapped his oxygen bottle on his old Honda. Served in World War II, Korea and Vietnam. To me that old beat up Honda was the best looking bike I had ever seen with that oxygen bottle tied on it. As for trikes, I have some arthritis in my hip and one day I may have to give up my two wheeler. So just ride and enjoy it while you can.

I am 66 years young and have every endorsement possible on my class A CDL. I've been riding bikes since I was about 12 years old. My first bike was a Honda 50cc (full size bike) that we used to ride through the woods around home. After cancer took it's toll and I lost the strength to hold up a 2 wheeler I bought a Tri-glide in 2021. It was the HARDEST thing I ever had to learn to operate. Going from 0ver 50 years of 2 wheels to 3 I had to relearn everything! In 1 week I managed to hit a guardrail with my right fender ($900 in 1 second). You cannot lean these bikes and they don't counter steer. Now I wouldn't trade it for any 2 wheeler. These things are fun in a box! And my knees are still in the wind! So if you want to disrespect someone for riding one that's your problem. Great vid Sandman! P.S. The same "kids" who disrespect 3 wheelers will have their turn someday!

One of the biggest issues we have as a society is people thinking that their opinion matters, and they need you to hear it. Who gives af what people think? Ride what makes you happy. Because ur opinion should be the only one that matters to you.

Dude you've covered it all. Freedom? I've seen some people do crazy tricks on quads and trikes. And you're right it's all subjective. Some people prefer sports bikes to cruisers, choppers to trikes, cholos to baggers, dirt bikes to quads. But in the end we're all in the same family. Love, peace and keep riding with you on the road, wind and brotherhood.

Sandman, Retired Jarhead here. Nice looking trike. Been riding over 50 yrs. Until last year it was on two wheelers, last bike was a 2017 Road King. Haven't jumped anywhere near as much as you have but the last one and my knee said "no more". 25 years later its finally bit me in my third pint of contact. I like to ride long distances and after a day on the bike my knee said this this is getting to heavy for you. Dropped it a couple of times. Riding for me is stress relief, too many grandkids thinking I need taken care of and all the normal daily BS. Mostly just wanting to get out and ride. Soothes the soul. My Grandfather was Tabbed and Scrolled, broke his heart when I joined the Corps. He spent most of his time in and retired out of the 101st, did some time with you guys in the 82nd and survived 10 yrs with the 75th. He was one tough old coot. My new ride is a 2022 CVO Tri Glide. As soon I get the ok from the knee quack, as Wilie says "on the road again". Be in you neck of the woods next year. Coming over to ride the Dragon and see some old firends at Lejeune. Semper Fi Retired 0369. Ride Safe

Thanks Sandman! I was a two wheel rider until I became paralyzed from the chest down. I’m not a sissy or weak or whatever. I am a veteran rider who loves the twisties and the wind in my face. Big wheel for grownup! Yes Sir!! Thanks for the video. Stay safe and keep the shiny side up. Peace.

Love my Freewheeler and never had a problem with “real” bikers. Great video, thank you.

Awesome video, my wife rides a 2022 Freewheeler and loves it! She tried two wheels but wasn’t comfortable on them and first time she rode the trike knew this was for her! I give all riders respect as you are out there doing what you love and seeing the beautiful country we live in, so remember, Enjoy the Ride! Plus I hit subscribe!

Sandman, you epitomize what a "real biker" is. The others sound like snobbish douchebags who give riders a bad rep. The riding community needs more like your mindset. Ride safe and be happy, my friend.

I’ve been on two wheels my entire life of 59 years and enjoyed every moment in the wind and bought a trike a couple years ago and was like why didn’t we do this years ago lol we have more fun and park where we want and no more roasting my feet on Florida pavement and ride more miles per year than we did before!

Thanks for the video. I recently bought a Tri Glide for the main reason of my wife and I go everywhere together, we both have back issues and the trike allows us to take much longer rides because of the stability and comfort.

Nice video! I started ~1 year ago on a Can Am (never thought I'd ride a motorcycle) and I just got a Vulcan 900 Classic about a month ago. I still have the trike because it's a different kind of fun to ride, but I never would have been on two wheels without it. I totally agree, lose the hate, ride your ride, and let's all just enjoy the outside.

I really like the way you made riders like me ,have the respect of others on The road . Thank you Sir . God Bless and ride safe Brother . Charlie C Oklahoma .

At 81 years young, I LOVE MY GOLDWING GL1800 TRIKE!! Have ridden two-wheelers since age 14. Loved each one. Planning a Florida to Alaska run now. Ride on! 😎👍

Hey, Sandman. I totally enjoyed your talk. Great attitude you have. I turn 71 next month. I own a 2022 Freewheeler. I have a permanently damaged sciatica. In December it pinched and I laid my 2004 EVO down on top of me. Ouch. Sold it a week later and bought the trike. Bought my first Harley at 15 1/2, a 1945 45. No front break, suicide clutch and rigid frame. Until I bought my 50 Pan I always had hardtails. However, I also bought a few 45 trikes at the same time. Have also had a VW Trike. One of Big Daddy Roths early kits. I have always had jerks make negative comments. Who cares? Not me. I love trikes. Always have. Best wishes and keep triking. Gary/L.A.

Sandman, thanks! The "real riders" are people whom do 2 things, respect themselves & put respect of others above their own. So therefore wither they are on 2 wheels or 3 wheels they are bikers & treated with respect. We have a friend that wi not try our HD Tri Glides because of that disrespectful attitude of "I won't be caught on those tricycles", The day I can't ride is the day I stay home". Ok, so let him stay home & be bored while they rest of us are out riding & having fun for years more. God bless!

I’ve got my Dyna Street Bob for the good days, and my trike for my bad days or when the wife wants to go along. Keep on riding!

I am 74 years old, spent most of my life working as a mechanic,and riding motorcycles starting in 1968,now at my 74,I converted my STREET BOB TO A TRIKE,I STILL IN THE WIND

Your video made me smile and I do respect and appreciate all of your comments. Last fall I had the chance to ride a 2022 Sea To Sky Spyder with a group 12 riders. Everyone was on Can Am Spyders or Rykers. Every single 2 wheel riders that we encounter where extremely respectful and a good number of them even slowed down or stop to watch us drive by. I'm 66 years old ans riding a three wheeler makes me smile every time I'm on the road. Keep your informative and positive videos comming. Keep those 3 wheels turning!

Brother Sandman that was one funny video . I’ve been on a trike since 2010 Triglide traded my Yamaha Venture for it after a back injury. At first my fellow riders laughed at me then I found CVMA to ride with , I was the only trike for the first couple of years now there are about 14 as you get older and your military (retired Navy) experience catches up with you all I can say is at 65 I’m still in the wind !!!

I don’t own a trike, but the one you have looks awesome. As long you you enjoy the ride, that is all that matters. Harley Davidson is developing some really nice looking three wheelers! I’m seriously considering purchasing one. Enjoy the ride!

I didn’t read all the comments, but I will say this.. “ Real Bikers” do not critique your ride, as long as you are riding… that’s all that matters!!

THANK YOU SIR, I'M A 76 year old man that has had both knees replaced and just don't feel like I can handle two wheeler's anymore, but I certainly enjoy getting out on my three wheeler, better than setting at home crying about it😊

I have ridden a 2 wheeler for years since I was in my 20s but after a injury I was told I might not have the strength in one of my legs to hold the bike up. So I now ride a 3 wheeler and love it.

It's true. I worked with a guy who was a hard core biker (Harley rider) for years. He said he had more respect for a guy riding a scooter as his main mode of transportation in any weather than the Dr. who rides his Harley on weekends. If it's nice out. And he's not golfing. I laughed out loud when he said that.

Nice Man really appreciate it, iam an "cured" Epileptic (ive been born with Epilepsia, took meds for 25 years of my life and didnt have a seizure since i was 4) but i have never learnd to drive a Bicyle nor Motorbike because of my parents fear of getting a seizure on a bike, so iam 41 now and life goes well, so iam thinking of buying a Trike and getting myself a little of that "Freedom" of the open road back :), i love bikes and trikes and always wanted to drive one (and YES even before Sons of Anarchy yadayada...) maybe it finally time to do so

LOVE this video! I currently have a custom trike but just ordered a new 23 RG3. My knees are in the breeze and I'm happy!! Thanks for the love!

Around here I see many older bikers on trikes still running like they were in their prime. So many older vets who still run proud. I salute them all.

I’m 50 and healthy. I just traded in my ‘20 Road Glide for a ‘23 Road Glide 3 and I love it! It’s a different type of ride for sure but it’s the same wind therapy we all desire! New subscriber here. I enjoy your content. Keep it up and in the wind brother! 👊👍🇺🇸

Hit the replacement det x mas eve 1980. Spent first 6 yrs in the Duce. Med Ret 22 yrs later from my only state side post. A part of every major command on Bragg. I ride a 2019 paid for cash Black Tri Glide w/131. Out run every thing with wheels. I can ride with all three wheels down or two of them in ltha air. The reason others do not ride trikes is they can not afford to. I have six cars and two Harleys. Ride most between my homes in Raligh and the Outer Banks.... Great Video ABN.. Keep the round side down..

For me, transitioning from my Road Glide to my Tri Glide let me continue to keep my knees in the breeze and gave my wife and I the ability to have more freedom. Sandman nailed it. Have your fun and let everyone else have their fun. Excellent video!

At 67 Im freewheeling on my Harley 103, in the breeze rode sportster, dyna super glide, great in the curves, miss that but now I can kick back and Cruze, taking my time, rideing through life, and still loving it, be free ride...

Carver is a leaning trike. The rear portion & power train remains stationary while the cabin and its 1-2 tandem passengers lean into the curves. The controls are not that different from a regular motorcycle. It offers safety from the elements, is its own roll cage, which also means you can enjoy the trip without having to wear a helmet. There are gas powered classic edition as well as an all electric series. There are versions for cargo as well. The cargo portion I believe remains upright while the cabin for the riders still leans into curves.

Thanks for sharing this video!

I'm 39 and bought a 22 Freewheeler last summer, I was in a nasty motorcycle accident in 2020, I had a Road King and the Freewheeler reminds me SOOO much of the RK, at 60mph, the wind is the same. I ride with alot of 2 wheel bikes and I have no problem keeping up with them at all

Hey brother just came across your Channel and I subscribed. I have a trike and I've also had a Road King and yes some of us have some issues with health maybe from the military or just everyday life but I just want to say for anybody who judges that they should get a hobby other than riding. You're right a real bikers respect all bikers. It doesn't matter if it's two or three. I have tons of respect for our military and First Responders so let the haters have their fun. This issue has always pissed me off. I had the vent because there's too much other crap going on in the world to worry about two or three wheels. Thanks man drive safe I'll keep watching all your videos🤙👍

Love the content. I’ve got a trike after 8 years break from going down hard. Thanks for this channel

Have ridden everything from hondas to suzukis to harleys and now am old school. Earned my Tri Glide and ride proud.

Great video Sandman. I said for years I would not ride a trike. A few years ago my wife had to stop riding on my '06 1200 Sportster with me. I still ride my Sporty that I bought new. Recently my wife asked me if I would consider buying a trike so she could ride with me again. I picked up a 2023 Tri Glide Ultra and we both love it. I am 75 and I plan on riding two wheels for awhile longer, but I admit I have found our trike is a lot of fun and I am glad we have it. We don't ride to impress anyone. We ride because it is fun and gives us many happy memories. "Real bikers" respect all riders.

Great video! I just converted my 2009 RKC to a Trike. I have been following others for their slow speed training. You seem to be the only person that has any really good trike info. Thanks. I am relearning how to ride with out leaning or counter steering. While MSF lists basic Trike classes, there are non available in Illinois. I'm training myself in parking lots with figure 8s and circles. Feels weird not leaning. Any future video content on driving trikes would be great. How do you handle the feeling of centrifugal force on long turns, Turning right or left at an intersection with out coming to a stop. etc. Thanks!

AGREE. I traded my 2 wheel Road King for my 2017 TriGlide and have been on it since. Love my trike and have always received respect from others. thanks for a great video.

I drove a Road King Classic for years. Saved for that rascal forever. One day turning right and into a curve it felt like I got stabbed in the hip. I guess being trained for the unexpected really helps cause I didn't drop him or cause an accident. After several incidents similar I made the decision to neuter him and trike him out. I'm not ready to quit. First thing I noticed is "many many times I don't get the waves I once got. Also "real" bikers think I've never riden 2 wheels. I'm 67 years old, I learned to ride in 1983. My joke is I was once the hot chick on the Road King now I'm the old lady on the trike. Do I miss 2 wheels. Yes. BUT I'm still vertical, not dead yet and I'm still riding. And, my husband says I'm still Hot. lol That's all that matters. Enjoying your videos. Well done .

I'm a 69 year old female and have almost 100,000 road miles under my belt on two wheels. Because of health issues, my Road King became too heavy and difficult for me to handle safely so I either had to go to three wheels for long distance riding or stop altogether. I just bought a trike about two months ago. I really miss the lean of two wheels but I'm starting to enjoy my Freewheeler more and more as I ride it. I also have a Triumph Bonneville Bobber I can ride around town that weighs under 500 lbs. so I feel I will still have the best of both worlds now!

Thank for sharing your input. This makes me feel much better about me and my trike.

I rented a tri glide in Vegas last year just because I never rode one. A few days of practice, I got pretty comfortable on it and really enjoyed the bike. It was great on the Vegas strip through traffic, almost made me lazy with the reverse. The fourth day I rode the back roads into Henderson which was very curvy. Wasn’t as fast as my Electraglide but was enjoyable

82nd, 101st, and 173rd Airborne. 25 years. Your vest would resemble mine. Airassault badge? Scouts out brother. Thanks for your service. Will never forget "Hay Street" lol.

One of the reasons I ride a trike is because I live in Alaska and with my trike I can ride longer than a 2 wheeler in the snow and icy roads. With heated seats and handles grips and heat of the engine etc. I am still riding and especially in the Christmas season parade kids love it. Well that’s my story in a nutshell and safe travels to all.

I have a 2008 Ultra I ride myself, I bought a 2011 Tri-Glide for me and the wife to ride. Love the TG. I had an idiot say to me, when he learned I had a trike," I don't need training wheels on my bike", needless to say I wasn't pleased. I love our TG, sure the leaning is missing, but for two up riding it makes up for it in spades. You can pull off the road anywhere you want, regardless of the surface. Take loads of luggage. Doesn't move around in strong wind or when you meet a semi truck. Not having to put your feet down, is a major advantage, especially for shorter riders. The only downside I find is on wet pavement with standing water. It will fishtail on you if you don't watch out. Have to keep speeds down which can disrupt traffic on a two lane road.

I have been on 2 wheels for most of my life, now at 53 I had a major knee give out and suddenly my 2015 Sportster 1200C was collecting dust. So I had it converted to a trike. Do I like it? Well no when i compare it to 2 wheels, but I am still out on the road having fun and that is what matters. Going from 2 wheels to 3 is totally insane. EVERYTHING I know is wrong. I had to learn to ride all over again but it was worth it! What ever we have to do to be on the road should earn us respect.

Your responses to the comments were well said and very respectful. Well done for not stooping to their level. Great video.

Thank you for this video and for attempting to clear up the negative thoughts about trikes. I am like you, I wave at ALL motorcycles whether they be a 50cc scooter or a Boss Hog. I've been riding motorcycles since 1964 and my wife and I rode more than 300,000 miles on two wheeled motorcycles in a 20 year period. We use to aveage 15,000 miles a year. But, my wife has battled cancer eight times, maxed out on Chemo, Radiation and Cyber Knife treatments. She's had 12 surgeries in ten years and is currently on Immunotherpay treatments and will be every 28 days for the rest of her life. She cannot walk without the aid of a walker these days due to the radiation she had in 2011 which ruin the blood flow to her hips. She had a total hip replacement last June , but she also had brain surgery last August to remove more cancer. She is like a stroke victim struggling to learn to walk again. My wife can no longer climb on a two wheeler without knocking it over, but she can climb on our Tri-Glide. We put on 21,000 miles on our first Tri-Glide and over 10,000 miles on our current one. As far as driving down a divided highway, I can't tell much difference between a two wheeler and a trike. On a two lane back road with a lots of curves, there is a big difference because you have to steer a trike, but at least we're still out there enjoying motorcycling. I hope I'm not a snob, but the Slingshot to me is too car-like with a steering wheel instead of handle bars, bucket seats, and a car engine and transmission. It just seems more of a car than a motorcycle.

Well said Mr. I live in UK and my dream was to get the A1 licence and buy two wheels,but due to the financial situation I can't afford spending 1k£ on the license. Instead I have started to look forward to the trike's motorcycles as I can drive without A1. The other thing is that,as you mentioned all of this is for enjoying yourself and not the speed. Nothing alse meters

51yrs in the saddle this year, the past 40 on 2 wheeled Harleys, and I appreciate all machines, regardless of make and type, even scooters. The point of it all is being in the wind on the open road. Good video. 👍

Sandman - I have been riding two wheeled motorcycles ever since I was a teenager. I owned three wheeled ATVs as well. Harley dressers have been my bike of choice for over 30 years now. That is not to say I don't like other brands, I do. I am a very healthy 68 Y.O. and love two wheeled bikes and the freedom and fun they provide me. Whatever the reason a person has for purchasing and riding a trike, so be it. I personally think they look cool as hell and if my health prevents me from riding two wheels, I am definitely getting a trike. I really like the looks of the Harley Freewheeler. Ride what ya' want and stay safe.

I started riding trikes in the 1990's.. felt out of place, till I wnet to my first TRIKE'IN... I have never felt out of place since then.. LOve mine!

Really enjoyed this video, all well put

In 2006 i broke my back in a motorcycle accident and was paralyzed from arms down and i love my Harley TriGlide. It gave me back my freedom. 😎👍

Totally agree with your commentary. I could have bought a 2 wheel motorcycle but instead opted to buy a Trike because my wife wanted to feel secure as a passenger. It’s a good thing I listened to her because at the time I was healthy with no issues. Then I developed arthritis in my hip, and now need a hip replacement. So far I’ve been able to continue to ride without any problems, and soon I will have hip replacement surgery. Until then I will continue to ride my Trike and enjoy every minute of it. Thanks for posting.

Great video, and yes I am considering buying a trike soon. Thank you for the video and for your service!

Sandman, traded my 2-wheeler for a Freewheeler when I turned 74. Hips and knees getting tired…ride the Black Hills(SD) a lot. Glad I can still do that. Safe Ride

I had a 2019 freewheeler. My wife and I loved it. Unfortunately I had to give it up when my job closed down. I plan on getting another in a year or two

Love your Big Wheel comment!!! I was just telling my friends the other night the same thing, I told them it was a big wheel for big kids.😂 I just upgraded from a 2022 Ultra Limited to a 2023 Road glide 3. dragged knees in Hockenhiem Race Ring for many years when I was a crotch rocket rider, but times change and so does the body and mentality. I'm like you, i've waved at guys riding Groms🤣

Great video. Hey man, I’m 51 and started riding a trike a few years ago. Ever since I was a kid I liked the looks of them. It all started with the cartoon Wheelie and the Chopper Bunch. I triked a 1200 Sportster and we have a F3 Spyder. I love the traditional look of the Harley, but I love the comfort and performance of the Spyder. I get more respect riding the Harley.

Well said brother. I'm on my third trike and don't care what anyone thinks

Thanks Sandman for posting this video. I currently have a 2013 Ultra Classic. I have no issues riding solo, but when my wife rides on the back with me, then it takes noticeable effort to balance when coming to a stop, or slow maneuvering. While I am able to do it, it does become tiresome after a longer ride. That is why I have been considering a Freewheeler soon. And let’s not forget the Harley Servi-Car (1932-1973). Absolutely love the Servi-Car for what it was, and that is basically what the Freewheeler is.

Real bikers don't give a sh*t what you think of their ride or what you ride, as long as you are in the wind you are OK by me. We have a group in my area that loves to make fun of anyone else's ride but they rarely leave the bar and 60 miles a day is a long day for them, I call them the barstool biker gang! I've ridden just about everything and now partial to my FLHT, the wife after 20 years on two switched to a freewheeler and loves it. She's back in the wind and we have had some epic trips again after a hiatus with her health. Keep up the great channel Sandman! Maybe see you on the road brother. Migs and Pepper (A Gang of Two)

I bought a used Can Am Spyder a few months ago. My main thing was I didn't trust myself on two wheels with my wife on the back. This is the first street bike I have owned and we have had a blast on it. Now my wife wants to learn to ride it and a friend is going to have a bike (2 wheel) he is selling in the spring that I may buy for myself. As for the real bikers not liking 3 wheelers, I have come to have some acquaintances that are members of the 1% community and was told I could ride with them anytime, they are glad to see we enjoy our Can Am. Not really what TV makes them out to be.

I respect you man for posting this!!! God bless you!!!

I ride a 2022 tri glide and love it. My wife really enjoys on going on a ride out in the country and feeling the wind the sound of the motor. You ha e a beautiful. Bike. Ride safe

My wife and I are on our second freewheeler now and love it. We are only 35 and 39 so not old. Its just more comfortable and I can ride in any conditions without worry about anything. We have a trunk instead of saddle bags which is way better. Im not worried about others insecurities and dont have to prove im a man by having one less wheel and leaning. We have had 8 two wheel bikes so we know the difference and trike is better.

Thanks for the great way of putting it on the right track. I put riding aside for 20 years, and decided I wanted to ride again. Aftyer finding out , after spinal surgery, and having vertigo, it took me 7 bikes to finally figure out 3 wheels is the only way I would be riding again, feeling safe. Good times are ahead for sure. Thanks again...Ü

I am 70 years old i have 3 two wheel harleys and one triglide. Been riding harley's since 1969. One of my bikes is 132 inch road glide. I love them all. On a trip across the USA on my tri glide and once again love it.

Awesome trike you have Sandman!! I had to buy a road glide 3 cause of my 66years old knees & I absolutely love it!! God Bless You Sandman & thanks for the video!!

I just ran across your video Decide to watch it. To all you hate is out there that don't like the 3 wheels. You probably only ride to the supermarket and that's about it Go to local bar Never cross country. So your opinion does not matter. To all my 3 wheelers Continue to ride and have fun. And yes I ride 2 wheels and a 3 wheels Motorcycle.🏍💨💨💨

Thanks for the video- I passed them along to my friend who once said to me-" do i look like I have long grey whiskers" lol! I love riding my Honda CTX700 to death (a 2 wheeler). I got my license only a few years ago and have loved the automatic feature (no I can't ride clutch very well)! I was born and raised in the city where I never had reason to learn. I never thought of a trike until recently when my bestie said he'd ride as my test dummy on my bike. I said no I'm not comfortable riding two (his health is not good) and maybe we should get a Trike for us so I can ride you rather than leave you behind. We found one at discount price, a 1999 Honda Goldwing 50th anniversary special- it's beautiful even if its older! It went from the dealer to the garage for repairs. Now I need suggestions from you all for riding this - please! I'm afraid of doing the clutch thing (it is a manual) and it looks so big compared to my beautiful 2 wheeler (that I will never give up)! She has all the bells and whistles of the newer trikes, but the grace of a classic! I'm very nervous and can't find many videos on how to ride this "beast", but I'm really excited! It should be ready in two days! Suggestions please - I'm used to riding my automatic motorcycle! Now I have to relearn the clutch and riding a very big 3 wheeler! Talk about scared of changes? ...after talking about my new ride - my friend is now considering buying a trike lol! Thank- you all in advance of any links or knowledge as I embark on this new journey of riding!

Your amazing! Just learning how to ride I’m 63 but safety is my key. After seeing your video definitely 3 wheeler I’m going may not be Harley I do t the money but Spyder can am. Although I own 750 Harley and 883 share with my son. Thank you again

Thanks for this. I am having my own internal battle over this :) I've been riding street for 50 years. We used to cruise all the time. Coast to Coast, Border to Border. I have an Ultra Classic and my old EVO Wide Glide in the garage, but in the last two years, I rode the Ultra once, and the WG once. I have such hip and knee pain, can barely swing a leg up over the bikes, and then I put on a really show trying to get back off :) My week left knee really complains when I get the Ultra up off the kick stand. I love two wheels, but I think if I'm going to keep riding into retirement, It might have to be three wheels.

Reminds me back in the ‘80s when I got my first HD a’79FL . My Bros would hassle me about the bagger. At least get rid of the windshield, they’d yell. Then after a hailstorm on the prairies I left them sheltering behind their bikes and road 15 minutes down the road to a coffee shop to wait. Not much hassle after that road trip . Not many years later and they all had graduated to their own land barge. Lol

I bought myself a beamer , thinkin I would do soome touring , my knees have since told me otherwise. the riding is fine, stopping at corners and balancing 800 lbs is an issue so I am considering a trike conversion, any suggestions?

GOOD INFO THANKS AGAIN

Love your attitude!!! I miss my Freewheeler so much!!!!

I have ridden sidecar rigs for many years. I can tell you that a lot of two wheel die hards would crap themselves going through tight corners with a sidecar. Especially when that sidecar wheel lifts and you are back to two wheels with the chair flying.

Great video 😃👍

Well said and what a great attitude you have my friend. Your BIKE is awesome looking and I wish you all the best and great riding.

Did you remove the heel shift? I am thinking of doping the same on my Deluxe. I am at 50% because of arthritis in my knees ankles. Hard to stay standing in the city so thinking about getting a trike.

I ride with a mixed group of two and three wheelers, no one cares. From my experiences a good trike pilot can go faster in the twisties than most bikers, but none of us are peg draggers. One of these days, I'll graduate to a trike myself. Still, there are those who look down on trikers - ignore them. ,

Very Good Respond & Argumentation 👍👍👍

Great video! As a kid my father owned a motorcycle/snowmobile dealership called 'Speed Unlimited' in Denver. The first bike I ever road was an Indian mini around 1971. I also have a form of cerebral palsy. As I have gotten older, the only option I have is a trike. I pity the fool that says, real bikers don't ride trikes!

Hey there road Bro, ive got a 2016 freewheeler 103 motor love it, in the wind..

I ride with a man that still wears a MC cube on his back...he was 5th Special Forces Group Vietnam, tunnel rat, Purple Heart and one hard dude...he is 74 years old, and has a Harley Trike...He rides coast to coast and border to border and rides that trike like a scalded dog...I hope I can do that when I am 74...

It’s a sign of immaturity if someone criticizes another for having a trike .. it says more about the person criticizing. It tells me that you have Low self-esteem.