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Not sure if this has been posted. If it has, sorry I didn't find it while searching.
Harley's got the biggest expansion of bike offerings in their history coming out in 2010 and the furthest departure from the norm is really a return to their roots: the 2010 Street Glide Trike.
Birthed out of the great depression, three-wheeled Servi-Cars were alive and well for around 31 years until they were discontinued in the AMF era of Harley Davidson. With less storage space, room for a passenger, and a bump from 45 cubic inches to 103, the new trikes are certainly an "apples to oranges" comparison to their grandfathers, but you can't help but feel nostalgic looking at the lines of these new machines.
The Street Glide Trike area of Harley's website will feed you pictures, specs, pricing and links to over 700 accessories that make something like this uniquely your own. As more two-wheeled drivers are going to three, it's nice to see a new "from the factory" version on the market.
To see more of this machine before it hits the market, head over to Harley's Street Glide Trike website. $26999 base
http://www.harley-davidson.com/en_U...le=en_US&bmLocale=en_US#/model/flhxxx/gallery
Harley's got the biggest expansion of bike offerings in their history coming out in 2010 and the furthest departure from the norm is really a return to their roots: the 2010 Street Glide Trike.
Birthed out of the great depression, three-wheeled Servi-Cars were alive and well for around 31 years until they were discontinued in the AMF era of Harley Davidson. With less storage space, room for a passenger, and a bump from 45 cubic inches to 103, the new trikes are certainly an "apples to oranges" comparison to their grandfathers, but you can't help but feel nostalgic looking at the lines of these new machines.
The Street Glide Trike area of Harley's website will feed you pictures, specs, pricing and links to over 700 accessories that make something like this uniquely your own. As more two-wheeled drivers are going to three, it's nice to see a new "from the factory" version on the market.
To see more of this machine before it hits the market, head over to Harley's Street Glide Trike website. $26999 base
http://www.harley-davidson.com/en_U...le=en_US&bmLocale=en_US#/model/flhxxx/gallery