Trips --- Yes
Weekends --- Yes
Commuter --- No.


I'm fortunate that my commute to work in the morning, is walking downstairs to my home office. 2011 Limited Ultra. I don't even get it out unless I can go 25 or 30 miles or more. Not worth bothering with it, here in Smalltown USA, to take it to the grocery store unless I'm going for a ride anyway.

 

All the above.

 

It is now. my street glide is 20 months old and has 25k on the clock I use it for all of the above.

Business conference in Atlanta in 2 weeks I'm riding the bike out so I can do some sightseeing on the way back, it'll be right at 2,200 miles round trip.

 

Speaking of, when is school out down there so you guys can get some rides in up this way? If you haven't been on the Facebook page recently my wife and about 10 others are meeting me in Branson on 5/9 to ride the last leg of my trip home with me on 5/10

 

I prefer to go on trips, rather than day rides. Of course I do both, but I find leaving for a road trip more exciting than just a day ride.

 

Interesting how flexible the Harley Road Bike line can be.

This is one of the reasons so many people buy Street Glides.

I have added a detachable Tour Pack. For longer trips with G/F it provides the extra storage we need to ride many thousands of miles.

When riding solo, I tend to take the trunk off, and enjoy the stripped down and lowered bagger look.

 

I put about 10K a year on my Road King commuting. I needed the storage for my "stuff" and to pick up the occasional gallon of milk on my way home from work.

 

Yes, this is a broken record!! All the above

 

My very first mode of motorized transportation bought with my own effort and money was a brand-new Kawasaki Z1-B back in '75 when I was young man out on my own while serving in the military. That bike was my everything...from short hops to the PX to longer rides as I explored whatever roads the south had to offer. Nowadays, I have a 100-mile round-trip commute to work ('cuz I stills gots bills to pays!!!) and when time permits, I take the long way to get there and back on my RGS just 'cuz I love riding as much if not even more than I did when I took my very first rides back in '75...and I'm planning a tour of the 4-corners area for next month. I have three cages at my disposal, but 6000 miles on my new RGS since Feb2015

 

Long trips
Weekends
No Commute, always had a company truck.