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Traded my `16 F3T for this `18 FL
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ARtraveler
R.I.P. Dwayne
Yes! :yes: We are liking both of our F3L's. We came over from RT's.
Airjohn
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How About Those F3Ltd's.....!
Totally agree on the F3Ltd, had my 2018 F3L for about 3 weeks now and really love it. When I sat on different models at the dealer the F3 series felt like I was riding "In the bike", where the RT's felt like I was riding "On The Bike" and along for the ride. The F3 absolutely felt like a motorcycle that just happen to have 3 wheels. Besides, I'm 5' 10" and my feet were flat on the ground when I sat on the F3, not so with the RT. Looking forward to riding some longer trips this year, and if any of you are out this way in Southern Utah, near Zion Park, consider an open invite and feel free to drop me a note on this Blog and we will try and hook up for a ride. I am single and retired, pretty much every day is a "Saturday" and can plan some riding most any time.
Meanwhile, enjoy your F3Ltd's and look forward to sharing some stories.
John In Utah
hyea:
Totally agree on the F3Ltd, had my 2018 F3L for about 3 weeks now and really love it. When I sat on different models at the dealer the F3 series felt like I was riding "In the bike", where the RT's felt like I was riding "On The Bike" and along for the ride. The F3 absolutely felt like a motorcycle that just happen to have 3 wheels. Besides, I'm 5' 10" and my feet were flat on the ground when I sat on the F3, not so with the RT. Looking forward to riding some longer trips this year, and if any of you are out this way in Southern Utah, near Zion Park, consider an open invite and feel free to drop me a note on this Blog and we will try and hook up for a ride. I am single and retired, pretty much every day is a "Saturday" and can plan some riding most any time.
Meanwhile, enjoy your F3Ltd's and look forward to sharing some stories.
John In Utah
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