Stepping up to the plate.

[Batman]

Well its been a couple of years since I sold the Servicar, so I thought it was about time I bought another trike, or I'd be getting thrown out of the 3 wheel club.
Welcome to my new Tri-Glide. 2018 with less than 2k miles on the clock.

 

[Ron]

That's a bit different from your Servi, how about a comparison road test.

Ron.

 

[Batman]

That's a bit different from your Servi, how about a comparison road test.

Ron.

What a great idea Ron, although the comparisons may be few.

 

[Paul P.]

Well my first thought would be that this is the one where the passenger could actually fall asleep..?

 

[kevscrivener]

Well my first thought would be that this is the one where the passenger could actually fall asleep..?

Depends on whether the optional intercom is fitted.

 

[Ron]

You don't need all that luxury to nod off, my Bev used to manage on the back of my Ironhead. Mind you we did have a tallish back rest and she was never deeply asleep, awake enough to shuffle back upright before slipping all the way off sideways. I'd feel the wriggle as she righted herself or get a tap on the back of my hat as she subsided forward.

Ron.

 

[Paul P.]

...you sure that wriggle isn't more to do with the infamous side effect of Harley vibration?

 

[Batman]

Chris has fallen asleep on the Glide enough times, especially on longer rides. The Tri-Glide will be no different. And even if the intercom is fitted, she will be able to switch me off!

 

[Batman]

Just one other thing, the designated lettering is FLHTUCTG. Its like someone wrote a whole new alphabet and was dyslexic!

 

[Ron]

Hi Paul, I'm sure Bev wont mind you asking next time you see her. Hard hat might possibly be a good idea though.

Ron.