Harley-Davidson Trike reviews

Great, stable, powerful motorcycle. Has 15-inch windshield, upgraded air shocks, cup and phone holder, air flow seat back rest with pocket in back, 3-way passenger foot rests with chrome caps, highway pegs for driver and passenger, fender bras, luggage rack on trunk, VIP Passport worth $2,000. Cash only. Show less

I bought this bike brand new. I had a school bus turn in front of me , and I was on a 2007 ultra classic. It totalled my bike broke me up pretty good. I still wanted to ride ,so I bought this one. I didn't ride much, having surgery after surgery. Hurting a lot now , ride when I feel like it. I don't ride much anymore so I need to sell it. Show less

This is a very reliable trike. It has given us a lot of fun riding. However, my eyesight isn’t as good as it used to be so we are selling this bike. It also has a matching pin striped trailer. Very comfortable ride. Show less

Hi had and ridden a Harley-Davidson Triglide for about five years now and they are an absolutely outstanding bike. They were extremely safe on the road and virtually impossible to tip over except if you’re going. 90 miles an hour on a sharp turn in which case any motorcycle would be problematic. This bike handles extremely well, easy to turn in navigate and control. I started buying trikes because of a back injury and did not feel safe trying to control a heavy two wheeler but still wanted to enjoy the thrill of a motorcycle ride. These bikes typically get about 35 to 40 miles per gallon with a 6 gallon tank about 210 mile range. They have the traditional Harley sound, which is always desirable and have come very popular. The list price with dealer add-ons is about $44,000 so if you can get a late model used one with low mileage and in excellent condition for under $35,000 you should. I have bought three such bikes, and they have always met my highest expectations in performance, looks, feel and enjoyment. So avoid the hassle and dealership salesman hassle, and consider a reliable used bike.. Show less

I rode 2 wheelers for over 55 years, but due to health reasons I had to make a choice. Either give up riding or buy a Trike. This is my 2nd. Trike and it is to me the only way to travel. Never having to put your feet down at stops or balance it, very comfortable ride, has a reverse, plenty of power to keep up with the big dogs. Show less

Here is your chance to own a new 2020 trike at a discounted price.This is an awesome new Harley trike with only 615 miles and bought brand new from Harley dealership in October 2020. We have really enjoyed the smooth ride of this trike and it’s beauty. No issues with the trike. We are sorry we are having to sell it because of medical reasons. Our loss is your gain! Show less

Went to see the motorcycle , when you go to the store the keep switching people you are dealing with. then they Feed you BS about 4 people in line for the same bike. After almost 3 hours and nobody want to negotiate on price i walked out. Saw the same bike listed 3 weeks later for 8k less , called about it and they said , oh that one is sold but here it is almost 2 months later and the same bike is on the web site, Show less

I turned 70 a few years ago, and I traded in my Fatboy for a Tri-Glide. It was a good move. I had a few other trikes in the past and they were rough, but I test rode a Harley and what a revelation. Even though it's a solid axel, it was surprisingly smooth. And with the rake on the front end, steering isn't all that hard. The seat is one of the best I've had on a bike, and I've had a few BMWs. My wife agrees. If you are ready for the stability, it's a great choice. They do produce heat, so be aware of that. I did reduce it with a no cat header and a set of mellow crusher mufflers. Good sound, improved power. The paint rock chips a bit easier than I like. Fender covers fixed that. The Lehman factory setup got it pretty much just right. Try it, you'll like it. Show less

One of my fellow riders in our group had been steered the wrong way as far as three wheelers were concerned,evidently someone told him that three wheelers couldn't keep up with the rest of the pack,even though they had the same engines and trannies the others had. He finally bit the bullet bought one and now he loves it and he found out he can still keep up or even LEAD the pack if he wants too! Show less

After years of abuse on my body playing sports my knees were not very reliable, so I made the switch from two wheels to three. My riding is relaxing again. The wind doesn't mess with me anymore and I don't have to worry about my knee giving out when stopping. I love this bike! Show less