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Finally Picked Up Hopper

Hopper

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Picked Hopper up yesterday from Pensacola Motorsports. Traded my 2012 Suzuki DL 1000 V-Strom.
I never rode a reverse trike and was pleasantly surprised how easy the transition from two to three wheels, no shifting, and no hand brake was. I rode Hopper through city traffic and back roads for a total of 60 plus miles. It was hot out and I expected the fan to kick on more than the three times it did at some longer stop lights. The mirrors did not cause me a problem and the ride overall was fantastic! I went out earlier this morning when there was a nip in the air and yea, the smile just won’t go away. Got about 40 miles before the 200 mile break in is done. Will ride a bit more aggressive and try out the interstate.
Now to try and post a picture😉
 

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Congrats on the new ryde! Keep us up to date on your progress but sounds like you have it well in hand.
 
Congrats...

It looks like you are one of the lucky ones that were able to relax and slide right into the three wheel ryding without the usual 300-500 miles. It does get better and more fun the more you ryde....enjoy. :thumbup:
 
:congrats: You'll love it!! some of the things down the road like a hand brake and what not you may miss, but they are a blast!!! Miles of smiles to you!!!!
 
While it did have a learning curve for me, almost 12,000 miles later I can't remember having so much fun. Enjoy your new ride!
 
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