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New to softtails
I traded my street bob in for a 2014 Heritage. It's sure is a lot smoother ride, but it's gonna take a little getting used to. Can't lean as much into turns, have to down shift sometimes to really get into the throttle...but overall, I love this bike.
I now have a place to put stuff and I can ditch my backpack. Aaannd, my daughter has been dying to ride with me. It might still be a bit before that though.
The bad part is, I have to start over on mods, but that's part of the fun isn't it?
I now have a place to put stuff and I can ditch my backpack. Aaannd, my daughter has been dying to ride with me. It might still be a bit before that though.
The bad part is, I have to start over on mods, but that's part of the fun isn't it?
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Join Date: May 2012
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Wow, did I really just make a post about getting a new motorcycle and not post a pic? What was I thinking. Please excuse my messy garage.
Morocco Gold, bone stock now (except for my garage door opener), but that won't last long. I have a list started on kutterhd site already.
Morocco Gold, bone stock now (except for my garage door opener), but that won't last long. I have a list started on kutterhd site already.
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Congrats on your new ride!
I've been on my Heritage for 1.5 years now and can say I am super happy with it.
You can lean just as much...those floorboards will scrape and pivot up to give more lean angle.
I've been on my Heritage for 1.5 years now and can say I am super happy with it.
You can lean just as much...those floorboards will scrape and pivot up to give more lean angle.
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