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It's that time again, is Harley going to make significant changes to the 17 touring models? If they do, I wonder if Rushmore owners will be quick to trade? Especially considering all the mods many of us have made and how happy most of us are with our bikes.
I think HD will finally upgrade the suspension closer to the aftermarket. Maybe a new motor. Time will tell....I'm not trading regardless!
IMO, nothing significant will change on the Rushmores for a few more years. Maybe a small bump in the size of the engines and possibly TPI as an option or standard equipment, but nothing major.
By about 2025 they might have figured out how to make the "infotainment system" work as advertised, but I'm not holdin' my breath on that one!
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