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Thanks looks like this product is out of stock.

I forgot to mention these Bluetooth Earbuds are wireless.

I'm not sure this is the area to go with this but I was thinking about buying a pair of Bluetooth Earbuds. I wanted to know how well they would work while riding my motorcycle on long rides with my I Phone or I Pod. From what I read in the Hammacher magazine that I have the ones they sell have a range of 32 feet from the unit which will most likely be in my pocket. With all the noise from the cycle itself would it be best to get a helmet with Bluetooth or the earbuds? Thanks Les

You might be able to dust any trike. I trike is not a racing bike but a touring bike. Yet my Burgman scooter and all does not lag behind the group. It can go 80 or 25 and is steady on the road. I been on a few Power Keg rides this summer up at the Harley Store and I never fell behind. I must say many Harley guys and girls only like Harley's. All other bikes are just bikes. I like the Burgman as you can shift it or twist it and it all gets you from point A to point B.

My bike is well balanced. My front tire is a normal Pernilli scooter tire. I have about 1500 miles on it and no ware. I sport a Bridgestore car tire on the back. It could go for 30,000 miles. The Danson set is very balanced so tire ware should not be an issue. I looked at my tires last week with I did my oil change. They look good. Down the road I want a Goldwing. That is on my wishlist.

I know a guy who is selling his Can Am. He is buying a trike one in the front two in the back. He said the Cam Am is fast but not very confortable. On a trike most trikes you have a place to extend your legs. Not on a Can Am where your legs and feet are flat on pegs or behind you. He likes my scooter trike but perfers a Honda Goldwing trike. I kind of wish I bought a Goldwing tirke but I saw this scooter trike and said get it. I must say when I bought the scooter trike it was only $8000.00. A Goldwing goes from 13K used to 35K new. The trike is easy to handle. Fun to ride or I guess one could say drive. My scooter 650 can keep up with any Honda, Harley or high speed bike as proven this year on many Power Keg rides. Yes I get the look of "what the hell is that" but hey why not be a little different. I have a chance to buy his yellow Cam Am but I feel that thing looks odd and handles odd. I rather have control and the Burgman Scooter Trike is fine for me. I would like to sell it and buy a newer model Burgman. So if the price is right I will sell her.

I guss you might be right. I have been on a bike before and you do ride an bike. A trike is like a car in several ways. Four wheels, it is wider so you need to watch curves, and where you are in the road, no lean at all, and one does just drive the bike. Yet the open air and freedom you get out of a trike or a bike is the real advantage. The adrenaline pumps as soon as the bike starts and you move down the road. When driving a car it is just ho hum but on a bike it is an experience every second.

Thanks love to ride and I don't care what people think!

If I could ride a two wheeler I would. Yet I can't and will not with two bad knees. I love to ride and I love my bike, yet I want to buy a new Burgman with a Trinity Trike set. It may have training wheels but so what. It is fun to ride, and cars can see my bike a big plus on the crazy road today.

I might try to ride up to Hamilton Ohio on Sunday if it warms up a little. I rode on Monday after the rain and it was a wee bit cold out there.

Hello, I'm the new guy on this site. One of my friends told me about the site a few days ago and I thought I would check it out. I ride a 2005 Burgman 650 Trike and love it. I live in Cincinnati Ohio and ride with some of the guys an girls from scootercincinnati.com yet I also ride with some Burgman people and on some charity rides. I love to ride on nice warm days yet with the fall temps riding might be only left for some warm days and their arn't many left.