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I purchased a 25 FXLRS Thursday. Took it out yesterday and did 25 miles. Man I wish it was warm enough for a long ride.
Fit and Finish: Standard HD high quality paint and finish.
Appearance : Bad A$$
Handling : Superior to my 13 Dyna. Adjusted the rear shock to #1 absorbs bumps well and stays planted. Don't feel the need to upgrade the front to adjustment.
Braking : front is excellent, slightly vague rear that may change with break-in. ABS is not intrusive and is welcome.
Comfort : Stock seat is acceptable but I need a Tall-Boy seat and my legs needs a tad more room. Bars are in a very comfortable position.
Tech : Not too much just enough. I like the single instrument display. I am not a fan of TFT screens.
Upgrades needed: Not much just the tall seat and it could use a slip-on to make it sound like a HD not a lawnmower.
Looking forward to Spring and warm weather so I can get some miles on this beast of a bike.
Also very pleased with Zion HD. Good deal and helpful staff.
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