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Would love to hear feedback im Looking to go touring style is it finally time to buy? considering an Ultra Classic or a Street Glide Perhaps a Road Glide also?
Touring? Get an Ultra Limited or Road Glide Ultra. The SG and RG's I have owned in the past ride rough compared to Ultra or Ultra Limited...unless the 17's are much much smoother. I haven't ridden a new one...plus fir touring the extras are worth it.
I've owned 38 Harleys, you name it, Ultras. Limiteds, Softails, Dynas VRods, you name it I owned a few. The 2017 Street Glide I just bought and put 300 miles on the past couple days is the best freakin Harley out of the box I every owned. PERIOD. It's powerful, Handles well, rides great with the new suspension. What more could I say.....
If now is a good time to buy for you, I would buy a 17. Checked them out at my local dealer today. Spoke with the parts manager, he told me he rode the hell out of a 17 at the dealer meeting. Never missed a beat. Very solid.
I own a 14 that I really like, not trading but if I was buying I would go with a 17.
I've owned 38 Harleys, you name it, Ultras. Limiteds, Softails, Dynas VRods, you name it I owned a few. The 2017 Street Glide I just bought and put 300 miles on the past couple days is the best freakin Harley out of the box I every owned. PERIOD. It's powerful, Handles well, rides great with the new suspension. What more could I say.....
black forks from factory?
...........no way...either you've already been ripping that thing apart or your dealer pieced that together? those forks look great on that bike. good stuff.
...........no way...either you've already been ripping that thing apart or your dealer pieced that together? those forks look great on that bike. good stuff.
I was thinking the same thing and with the black foot boards
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