tatt2r
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we need training wheels?:yikes:
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groundeffect
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ah.... interesting:yikes:
jwfranklin
New member
I forget the name of the company that makes them, but have seen several. A old friend of mine bought a set of the "training wheels" for his Fatboy trying to teach his wife to ride, later bought her a used Sporster, than a smaller Yamaha. but dropped them several times and never learned to comfortably ride. So he bought her a big block Boss Hoss trike.
no more problems.
Wayne
tatt2r
PhotoShop Master
how do you like your boss hoss tryke?
jeuchler
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jwfranklin
New member
I love it, probably the best ride I have ever had. surely the most comfortable. The trikes have better seats than the bikes. To be honest with you, being a full auto anyone can ride them. Just put them in Drive give it the gas and go, hopefully without burning the rear tires off. I've ridden mine to Sturgis, about 1700 miles one way. Have did several over 900 mile days and still fairly fresh when I stop. The trikes have a 8.5 gal main tank and a 3.5 gal reserve. so with 12 gal at 20 mpg you can easy make over 200 miles with no stop, and comfortable enough to do it.
Wayne
Magic Man
Registered User
"Trike?"
I guess I do not know what that word means...
You mean "TRIKE" does not mean FOUR WHEELS?
Go figure?
I learn something new everyday here on Spyderlovers. :bowdown:
LIke that TRIKE means THREE WHEELS. :shocked:
That is unless some lame marketing guy tries to "cash in on the 3 wheeler boom" and decides to call their FOUR WHEELED INVENTION (WHAT WOULD BE AN AUTOMOBILE HERE IN NY) a TRIKE. :gaah:
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Way2Fast
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How do you avoid splattering road kill with that thing ?
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