The move to 3 wheels

[chief]

Sorry about there being no pics with post. I am still trying to figure out how to add them.  If you want pics of the conversion send me a regular email and I send some back.

When you are in a post, look at the post nav bar - next to the youtube icon there is a pic icon. You can use that to input into a post. Many files may be a problem.

=== or you can use the Click or Drag files thing at the bottom of an open post - can add multiple files...

=== OR... you can use the Gallery and point to your pics there...

If all else fails you can contact me, send me the pics and I will post them for you and put them in the Gallery.

Cheers. 

[CousinVinnie]

Sorry about there being no pics with post. I am still trying to figure out how to add them.  If you want pics of the conversion send me a regular email and I send some back.

[mittico68]

Glad to hear it.
But, as someone once said, no pics = it didn't happen! 
So, PICS please... 

[CousinVinnie]

  I haven't been on the forum for quite awhile.  Health issues from last summer have limited everything.  I have developed kidney failure and am on dialysis 3x week.  Don't cry, I am handling it well.
Prior to the kidney thing I had been having concerns about my handling and riding skills.  I just kept getting more and more concerned and riding less.  I love my Drifter and didn't want to give it up or riding.
I knew that going to 3 wheels was was next, BUT I did not want to give up my Drifter and its styling.  I wont ride a TriGlide or a 1/2 conversion. That left CanAms as the only option I could see, UNTIL, I found Endeavor Trikes up in Minnesota.
Endeavor is a one man shop that converts touring motorcycles in to Reverse 3 Wheelers. Its a patented process and for 12,500 dollars you get a great looking machine. You take your bike, give it to Norm and in about 8 weeks he will give you back a completely new experience.
I had my 99 Drifter converted last fall and have been learning to ride all over again and am now to the point that I am beginning to enjoy riding again.
If, for some reason, you feel the need for 3 wheels, give it a try.