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Does anyone own both a Spyder and Tri-Glide???
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BLUEKNIGHT911
Sadly Passed Oct 2024 - RIP
Yes a few ( very few :roflblack: ) have owned both ..... most ditched the HD after finding a Spyder ..... :thumbup:
rjinaz86323
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I had a 2016 TriGlide for 4 years. Sold it, and bought a Spyder F3 Limited. Would not go back. The Triglide (in 2016) was extremely under--powered. The steering was terrible on my bad shoulders, while the power steering on the Spyder solved that issue. I did like all the storage on the TriGlide, and the infotainment system. It also had a better seat than the Spyder. But it rode like a truck.
JB62
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Couldn’t pay me to have a Harley. I would rather walk
ARtraveler
R.I.P. Dwayne
You probably won't get slammed. The posting rules prohibit that. :bowdown:
However...you will hear some opinions that you may not agree with, if, you are a Tri Glide proponent.
The subject has been discussed a few times here. Remember, this is a Spyder website (SpyderLOVERS), so don't be surprised if the answers are biased in favor of Spyder.
Even I have an opinion on this one. Without going into to much detail...
When the new RT (touring version) Spyder came out in 2010, the same year they introduced the Tri Glide, I went to both dealers to see which one I wanted. The RT won for many reasons.
The TG was almost double the price for the RT. They wanted $40K out the door...which included a $5000 admin fee. because I was buying a Harley.
They are both entirely different machines. I compare the Tri-Glide as a low end Ford or Chevy from the 60's. Remember the bench seats, uncarpeted floors, cheesy trim-if any, three on a tree unless you wanted to upgrade to an automatic. The RT was more like a Cadillace out of the box.
You get the idea, I am sure. :bowdown:
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