2020 Harley-Davidson Tri Glide Ultra

[@garynelson9538]

Nice Vid. I too got a 2019 Triglide and I love it. The first thing you notice is, you're having fun again riding. No worries at U-turns, slow traffic or anything. Just fun riding again. And once you learn to keep your feet up at stops.....you have it made!! I rode from Michigan to DC on it, and it was the best ride ever. Even the Old Lady decided to come with me and she have not rode with me in over 15yrs.The only bad thing is, I'm still learning how it handle curves at speed. I ride with a MC and I take the curves on the Freeway a lot slower in the pack than I like, but I can and do catch up easily.Anyone with experience riding a Triglide and can give advice on Taking Curves At Speed, I will appreciated it.

[@budirwin9825]

Gary I live in Pa with lots of twisted roads. Hard to explain but I will try. Best to push & lock elbow going around bends.pull as well.Going around I slip weight just a little opposite away from bend. Once the wheel is planted she will hold that apex. Seems odd but it works well when really jammin' hard... Figured that out on a run down in w.va. with several 2 & 3 wheeler's. Told the other trike riders to just slip their weight about an inch or so & both began enjoining the twisties... L turn slip wt. to R Ride one.

[@michaellowe17]

I rode for fifteen years from the mid 1970s to the early 1990s. An "event" ended my riding career in 1991. I have a lot of metal in my left leg due to that "event", and frankly, I don't trust that leg to support a bike any more. A trike could allow me to return to riding. Thank you the video. This gives me something to think about.

[@nathanwahl9224]

Great video, but I disagree on the going slow in corners. After you get used to it you can keep up with any of the baggers through the twisties. The best advice is just point the front end where you want to go, and expect it to take more effort the more you push it. They also rock back and forth a bit because of the relatively narrow track and the solid rear end, but that's normal. Some folks think it's unstable. Not. Edit: Our first trip on our '14 was from northern Ohio to Sacramento, CA and back. Had a blast, despite spitting snow and a desert sandstorm at 113 degrees!!!

[@theinfinitryda]

Now that I’ve ridden them a bit I’ll rip through a corner.

[@budirwin9825]

8yrs. Riding Triglides after riding 2 wheeler's most of my life. Luv them, they are a blast.Had a'11 then updated to a '18 because of issues with heat. New rear shocks smoothed the ride out. In the Wind.

[@theinfinitryda]

Bud Irwin nice

[@marcusaurelius2988]

Is it really much more fun than 2 wheelers? I am in the market for one. Is it a stable ride on the highway?

[@budirwin9825]

E. 2wheelers give you a thrill all its own in bends which I called the dance. Trikes are very stable & I'm much more relaxed on the road against rain & cross winds. I would never go back, triglides are wider so your more visible to others. Living in N/W Pa plenty of twistes, my 2wheeler friends can't lose me. Great out on interstate too They are turning up everywhere & been seeing younger folk riding them probably cause they are a blast to ride. Ride on

[@TheGarlee]

Great entertaining video. Got a Tri Glide last year after riding motorcycles for 40 years and absolutely love it. So stable and no worries about the weight when stopped and the luggage capacity is fantastic

[@theinfinitryda]

Had you done any long rides?

[@TheGarlee]

Most of the time it is going to our static caravan in Wales which is a round trip of 100 miles. Have been to my sisters chalet on the west coast of Wales which was over 100 miles away and found the trike extremely comfortable and relaxing to ride there and back

[@donstreetman]

Absolutely love mine. There is a little learning curve. Just as much fun as two wheels.

[@Werepyrefreak]

I have put 6k on mine since may and I totally love it.

[@scottpeters2974]

Great Video! Based on your review I bought the exact same Year and Paint . Love it. Traded my 19 Roadglide Ultra and do not miss the concerns of balance and off camber parking concerns at all. I've already put the stage II S/E kit with the Torque cam in it and actually am so impressed with the performance and fuel mileage. Have 1200 miles on it already and am running all synthetic thru out. My mileage riding 2 up is now between 43 and 45 MPG. Thanks for doing this great review.

[@pissedoffpapa2841]

I own a 2009 Street Glide, and had a kid wipe me out after one year of ownership, the bike was rebuilt from frame up and now 10 years later its hard to ride anymore and brother you just sold me on getting this bike. I am gonna sell mine and get me one of these, I don't know if I am gonna wait till I get out of Kommiefornia or get it now. but i am getting one of these. My only worry was handling curves and you showed me the way. THANK YOU! Thumbs up to ya.

[@Tryke_Ryder]

On the 13th of October, 2020 I traded my 2010 TriGlide ultra in on a 2020 TriGlide ultra. Spent more than I was hoping too, but love it. My 103 had a stage 2 kit and the torque of the 114 stock is equivalent to the 103 with the stage 2. My wife has MS and the leaning of the motorcycle causes her vertigo. The trike fixes that and keeps us in the wind! And the trike is an upper body workout. The 2020 changed the rake angle which makes it steer easier than my 2010.

[@garyjubar5733]

On the older trikes (like my 2012) you can add a loft kit to your rear shocks. Raises the back end 11/2 " which changes the rake angle and makes it steer easier. Also lets you go over speed bumps without the exhaust tips hitting and it just plain makes the machine look better.

[@TurboMan51]

Man you are one of the BEST..your video is so understandable even a dummy would get it..this video is like being in a classroom your delivery is so on point. Ok I have been interested in trikes for a minute,been to a H.D showroom and took a look. I have NEVER rode no kind of motorcycle before so this will be my first dance.I thought at first I wanted the Honda Goldwing trike but then I found out those trikes don't come from the factory trike built and I live near Augusta Ga and to my knowledge there are no Honda motorcycle dealers but on line there are some for sale. My thing is I would rather buy from a dealer. I plan to take the class cause I have NEVER RODE before and the trike is the only way out for me. I am 73 years of age and there is no way I'm gonna wrestle with a two wheeler so I need to get all the schooling before I make a purchase which I plan to do by the grace of God in April or May of next year,by then I should have all my ducks in a row lol. The Harley Davidson Trike is gonna be my choice..I know there are 2 that I like the Ultra Glide and the CVO trike but the Ultra Glide is the best route for me. again I gotta say your video is a str8 up winner and I just hit all the buttons in reference to your video.

[@theinfinitryda]

Georgia SoulMan glad I could help. I know some Harley dealerships offer trike classes as well.

[@TurboMan51]

@@theinfinitryda Yeah there are 2 locations in my area I will choose one But they don't have trike classes so I will learn on the 2 wheeler which I hope won't be a problem.Where are the locations/city trike classes are available tho?

[@jerryhubbard4461]

you might want read the weight again. dry weight is 1204

[@cb63sk]

i just got mine yesterday. WOW!!! a different beast!!!

[@theinfinitryda]

Nice

[@KeanonGilliamSlang369]

I just bought my trike from Independence Harley Davidson. Love the trike and the service I got from there.

[@theinfinitryda]

Nice. Glad you had a good experience

[@smoothsam7]

You do very informative videos my man appreciate you

[@theinfinitryda]

samuel adams thanks

[@WSKeys1]

I have the same year, model, and color Tri Glide, I bought it on 10/30/2019.

[@joesaucedo6762]

What color is this?

[@wskeyson3382]

The steering dampener also limits your left & right turns to about 45 (or so) degrees which also helps prevent rollover.

[@daveybowman9296]

I have one, but I had the Screaming Eagle stg 1 installed before I took delivery, it has been a great trouble free machine since delivery.

[@jamesschrom317]

There is no way that trike weighs 2,143 lbs. I think you meant to say 1,243 lbs.

[@DeadDogSanders]

~Really enjoyed this vid~ ty! for this posting you did a great job!~ is there anyone in all of the Fl.HD dealerships that you would recommend to purchase a new/used tri-glide from? I live on the WEST COAST of Fl. ( south of Tampa,fl. )

[@scottpeters2974]

Brandon Harley. See Kelly, he is a good guy and will do you right.

[@budirwin9825]

I suggest any upgrades done with deal. They will give you break on cost of parts & labor & will be covered as warranty items. Of coarse keep the parts they take off... Heated grips are a must when rain & cold out. Luggage rack if planning on long rides.Rear Bumper might save ya scuffing up body when backing in. Ride on

[@manchild111]

Subd and belled. Great tutorial. Thank you. Im kicking this idea around. Right now I have a 17 Slim S and my girlfriend has a 13 Yammy Vstar 950. We are thinking about combining forces. 😆 I have always loved Harley Trikes. Just a true classic stlye. So beautiful. We shal see. Lol God Bless & thanks again dude 'Preciate ya. 😎👍.

[@ginoscarpelli3532]

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[@dano4928]

Why don’t you ride on a rougher road and then you’ll get the real feel of how It rides. I have 2020 and it rides rough, lot of tweaking with shocks to smooth it out.

[@theinfinitryda]

Dano 49 ours are comfortable. I’ve taken in on some rough roads but there aren’t really bad roads here

[@Tryke_Ryder]

Add the rear lift kit. It helps the ride...

[@nathanwahl9224]

@@Tryke_Ryder After that, get the progressive monoshock front end. An even more amazing difference, and we've got some really crappy roads around here.

[@nativetrikeboy]

I got a 2010 trike I love it 10 years riding I got a bum right leg I don’t trust so I bought the trike instead

[@theinfinitryda]

Native Trike boy I’m happy you didn’t give up riding. Ride on. Them trikes powerful.

[@roncoburn7771]

They’re nice I will buy one when I’m 70

[@danielpaiement1156]

This is the one. “Needs pipes”!!.,I’ll message TB.👍💨The second I herd the stereo knew the rest was the best of Soo I’ll be addin some noise to her😁They know I’m commin. Heh heh🤘

[@ginoscarpelli3532]

O00000

[@kennethwise7108]

With some luck the Motor Company will likely start making these Tri-Glides come factory equipped with an independent rear suspension system and shaft drive just give em another 50 years it'll happen.

[@javonbrandon]

Was this any different from the road glide 3

[@theinfinitryda]

Yes. Definitely. You can tell it’s larger. Feels bigger while riding.

[@amosowens1194]

Is there available information and/or literature on the CVO Tri Glide?

[@theinfinitryda]

It should be available on Harley’s website.

[@33jaimini]

Nice review brother.

[@theinfinitryda]

Thanks

[@joesaucedo6762]

What color is this?

[@theinfinitryda]

I don’t remember

[@philipholman1713]

7:46 that was a weird edit what happened?

[@theinfinitryda]

Philip Holman GoPro audio had cut out so I cut the clip.

[@lyleswavel320]

Professional Video

[@gregorymishler2593]

I want the tri glide

[@theinfinitryda]

👍🏼

[@PeterofCanada]

2,140 lbs? Are you dyslexic?

[@theinfinitryda]

A little. Lol

[@montanabiker]

It is only 1243 pounds not 2000

[@theinfinitryda]

It’s 3421lbs. Lol

[@scottbollinger3641]

You shift way too quickly..

[@theinfinitryda]

On now bikes I don’t ride them hard

[@scottbollinger3641]

@@theinfinitryda….shifting gears, at the proper RPM, is not riding hard… it’s getting the power to the engine.