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Went out to National Bikers Roundup in Oklahoma and up to Strugis. Had a chance to see and ride the new Road Glide. As it stands right now it's only air cooled. But talking to the HD rep in Strugis all he could say was stay tuned.....
The bars are a little closer to the rider. The ride itself I felt is better than my SG. The vents on the side of the lights are huge. Enough to where a small sparrow could shot up through but they serve the purpose they were meant. It's still a reach to get to the radio. Really like what they did with the lights, super bright and looks more like LED's. Overall not bad. They had a another on there with the 6.5 screen but it was going out on a test ride. Both were air cooled but like I said the HD rep said stay tuned. Guessing they are coming out with more RG models.
Does the RG have a cubby hole on both sides or the fairing for storage? I know the right side is where the USB connection is but does the left side have a functional storage?
Does the RG have a cubby hole on both sides or the fairing for storage? I know the right side is where the USB connection is but does the left side have a functional storage?
To be honest I didn't check but I would assume it would if it was like that on the older models. I can't see them taking it away.
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