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I'll have had mine for 1 year in 3 weeks. Currently at about 7000 miles. I will be keeping my current LR for at least another year or two. When I do replace it, it will be another LR or LR S. The LR will be my bike for as long as I ride.
Have had mine 2 years in July, 15.5k miles, only thing I might trade it for is if HD were to re introduce the FXRT introdeced around 1985, discontinued around 1992. was also known as the sport glide, had frame mount fairing and hard bags, was kind of their version of a sport touring model.
Ya' know, I feel the same way about my Low Rider...I plan to keep this for a LONG time. It fits me just right and it will most likely be the last Harley I own...at 63 yrs. young, I plan to keep riding this one for as long as I'm physically able to ride.
BUT, I am working on a deal to get a new 2016 Suzuki Bandit 1250 ABS for a third bike in my stable. I miss not having a big block inline 4 cylinder bike. I like a little variety...it's fun.
I think three bikes will be my limit though...
Suzuki Bandit 1250 is an excellent bike. A modern UJM.
Ya' know, I feel the same way about my Low Rider...I plan to keep this for a LONG time. It fits me just right and it will most likely be the last Harley I own...at 63 yrs. young, I plan to keep riding this one for as long as I'm physically able to ride.
BUT, I am working on a deal to get a new 2016 Suzuki Bandit 1250 ABS for a third bike in my stable. I miss not having a big block inline 4 cylinder bike. I like a little variety...it's fun.
I think three bikes will be my limit though...
You're going to love that Bandit. I had a 2007 Bandit 1250, beautiful Sonoma Red. What a torque motor monster in any gear. Top speed around 146 mph, if you care to venture there. Loved that bike, just got tired of the chain maintenance.
You're going to love that Bandit. I had a 2007 Bandit 1250, beautiful Sonoma Red. What a torque motor monster in any gear. Top speed around 146 mph, if you care to venture there. Loved that bike, just got tired of the chain maintenance.
Yea, I'm not happy with chain maintenance, but I'm already doing it for the Honda so what the hell, one more won't matter. Still working out the numbers for it to happen though.
Yea, I'm not happy with chain maintenance, but I'm already doing it for the Honda so what the hell, one more won't matter. Still working out the numbers for it to happen though.
Hope it all comes together for you my friend. If you will have three bikes to ride equally. Then you won't have to worry to much about chain maintenance. I only had the one bike to ride when I owed the Bandit. Putting many miles in all weather conditions. Cleaned and lubed the drive chain quite often. I would still own that bike, if it had a primary drive belt.
Have had mine 2 years in July, 15.5k miles, only thing I might trade it for is if HD were to re introduce the FXRT introdeced around 1985, discontinued around 1992. was also known as the sport glide, had frame mount fairing and hard bags, was kind of their version of a sport touring model.
You were among the first to get a current gen LR. You never know what HD might do now that the Switchback is getting cut from the lineup.
You're going to love that Bandit. I had a 2007 Bandit 1250, beautiful Sonoma Red. Loved that bike, just got tired of the chain maintenance.
Chain maintenance was one of the reasons I went with my LR. I had a Yamaha Maxim 750 from 1985-87 that had a shaft drive. My next 5 sport bikes (1991-2015) all had chain drives. By 2013, I was getting real tired of chain maintenance. I recalled how nice it was to have a bike without a chain. Love the HD belt drive.
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