Do you guys have Road Glides in the UK?

[johnnythunderpants]

Another one we don't seem to have here is the street glide trike. The 2010 model looks like a bigger version of the servicar. Very nice.

[BaZa®]

Originally Posted by johnnythunderpants

Another one we don't seem to have here is the street glide trike. The 2010 model looks like a bigger version of the servicar. Very nice.

2010 Harley Davidson FLHXXX Street Glide Trike - BikerzBay.com HARLEY DAVIDSON

Harley-Davidson Introduces the Tri Glide Ultra Classic

[Kiwi]

Originally Posted by BaZa®

You are right we don't get that model the nearest is the FLHX Street Glide and the FLHT Electra Glide. What make and size are those handlebars?

Baza you need to subscribe the the horse back street choppers, it has pages and pages of adverts for handlebars similar to those pictured

[FunkyNova66]

Paul Yaffe OEM Monkey Bars are also sweet for touring bikes.

[Phil]

Originally Posted by johnnythunderpants

Another one we don't seem to have here is the street glide trike. The 2010 model looks like a bigger version of the servicar. Very nice.

Funny thing. When the trikes were released at the Dealer Show, most of us in the business scoffed at them.......They`ll never sell!

Can`t keep them in stock, selling like hot cakes!

We wish the other models did the same.

[FunkyNova66]

Phil, I assume you're in the states. Are you selling the Road Glides at your dealership? I'm wondering how the new 2010 FLTRX Road Glide custom is selling.

[Phil]

Street Glides & Road Glides, pretty much sell them as fast as we get them.
Very Popular in California.

[kevscrivener]

Originally Posted by Phil

Funny thing. When the trikes were released at the Dealer Show, most of us in the business scoffed at them.......They`ll never sell!

Can`t keep them in stock, selling like hot cakes!

We wish the other models did the same.

Just out of curiosity, Phil; are the trikes selling to the more, ahem, mature rider?

If so, I wonder if it's perhaps a weight issue, the bikes I mean not the riders!

A dressed Glide is a bloody heavy thing to push around, is it the case perhaps that the trikes are more manageable?

[Phil]

Absolutely correct Kev.

The average buyer is a long time rider that is old enough to find it difficult handling a big touring bike, & still wanting to `get out there.`

We have also sold several to some disabled people. One that had lost his leg several years ago in a motorcycle accident, & now felt able to tackle the road again.

I am no trike lover, but to be honest most trikes are just a kit thrown onto the back of a stock bike.

The Harley one having been engineered to be a Trike is night & day different. Still a trike, but at least it handles reasonably.

Feel the yearning for a Trike coming on Kev?

[BaZa®]

Originally Posted by Phil

Absolutely correct Kev.

The average buyer is a long time rider that is old enough to find it difficult handling a big touring bike, & still wanting to `get out there.`

Just like BaZa

Bastard!................