Hey rickie, In Kentucky as long as you have a motorcycle endorsement on your operators license you're good to go.

+1 on what rambozo said. Might as well drive a convertible car.

So sorry to here that Mh434. I couldn't imagine my life without my wife of 31 years and hopefully I'll never have to. Hang in there buddy. God bless. Tony

I guess it serves us right for throwing the operating instructions away. I LMAO bro. That was good. I'll have to remember that one the next time one of my Harley buddies complains.

Hey Mh434, I had the same problem as your cappucino maker. How did you go about cleaning it? Must be a common issue.

Do you own your house? If you do you could take out a home equity loan.

Congrats. That's a good looking ride bro. I love that color. Ride safe and ride often.

I'm sorry to here that Scott. My thoughts and prayers go out for his family and friends.

I agree with MikeB when your number's up it doesn't matter where you are or what you are doing. I had a cager turn in front of me in 2008. I had massive internal injuries and bled out five times. I had every reason to be dead. but it wasn't my time. My thoughts and prayers go out to all involved. Go...

Just when I thought I'd seen it all.

Hey okie, I like that nice tall backrest. Mine isn't that tall but it's still pretty comfortable. Oh by the way I have a 99 1500 se with a 2012 Hannigan conversion.

Yeah, That's a good looking ride you've got there.

Do you still have the radio? If so could you send a pic and price.

I know what your saying about triking it. I have a 99 with a 2012 Hannigan and imho you can't beat them. Also see my post in goldwing chat about the number of trike owners on here. Also what kind of gas mileage do you get out of yours. I average around 34 mpgs.

Am I missing something here? I didn't see anything about air suspension. What I saw was adjustable suspension. Maybe my eyes are getting to old. Or better yet maybe I need to go see the eye doctor!

Sadanorakman, I understand your point of view and completely appreciate your opinion but as an example of government involvement did you ever wear a helmet when you rode your bicycle when you were a kid? How many wrecks did you have? All it took was one mother's son having an accident and getting ki...

Thank you Scott for one of the best sites. If not for your how to's I would never have known how to do all the things that I've had to do on my trike. Again I can't thank you enough. Tony

Sadanorakman, I understand what you're saying but, I also agree with others on here. Once government gets started on something they take it to extremes.

I know what you're talking about with the ladder Admin except I was lucky enough to land flat of my back on a rock wall. Had a few cracked ribs but I lived.

Just curious how many people on here own Trikes.

Hey bigsteve looks like you got your work cut out for you. But it will all be well worth it when you're done.

Is it a straight axle or an independent rear suspension? I'd steer clear of a straight axle. I have a Hannigan with the independent rear suspension and I love it. Tony.

Yeah you should have no problems. Knees are hard, hips are easy. I had my left hip replaced in 2010. No problem. Don't sweat it. Good luck and ride safe, far and often. Tony

Yeah I'll have to dig through and find some. Right now she's sitting in my basement kinda hurt due to a left turning cager in 2008. She's not to bad a shape but it put an end to my two wheeling days. Pelvis snapped like a chicken wishbone, left femur and hip broken, tailbone and sacrum shattered. Ma...

Good lookin sled bro.