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I was unfortunately disappointed with one of my bucket list bikes, picked up a shovelhead FXRT and I could not find a comfortable riding position so I sold it.
I was unfortunately disappointed with one of my bucket list bikes, picked up a shovelhead FXRT and I could not find a comfortable riding position so I sold it.
I’m 6’3” and had an evo FXRS. It was supremely comfortable but only with forward controls. If you recall how far out the highway pegs were compared to everything else like the old four speed frames, that’s how far forward the foot controls mounted on those FXR frames. It was great.
Plus I was in my early 30’s then and didn’t need a backrest, windshield, Excedrin ...
Now I have to look that new Honda up to see what you are looking to get.
I will be 70 in June. I have fybromialga my hands being the most effected. No clutch and cruise control will make long rides more comfortable. Reviews on the bike are very favorable, plus a Honda dealer is 5 miles from home.
Some call it the mini-Goldwing.
Man, too many to list, but I like the question. Off the top of my head:
36? Indian inline 4 cylinder
68 FLH Shovel
91 Fatboy
98 FXSTS (Either Red or Blue)
09 Buell Lighting
2005 Kawasaki ZXR1200R
And for some reason lately, I've really wanted to test ride a BMW R1250RT...but not sure I have enough polos and coffee rides in me to pull that off...
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