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My next bike will be a Road Glide with a tour pack. I rode one at a demo event and really liked the handling. I also like the modern look. My WG is far from old school. I have t admit, it took a few turns to get used to the faring not moving.
Road Glide is next on my list also. Why not be different? I test road them a few times and have been impressed with the handling in curves and wind control. Fugly might be the way to go.
Thanks for all the help guys. I apreciate all the advice on how hideous they are. I was at 70% chance of getting one before, now I am at 99%. I just worry about getting used to the fairing. I am used to the Batwing. The best part of the RG is that no one rides them. I have ridden every state along 90, and all the west coast and I hadn't seen one. Wierd part is is that my neighbor down the street is selling one. ironic. So just a couple more questions. . .
Does the faring F you up at slow speeds?
What year did they switch to the electronic throttle (2008 I think, I hate it)?
How is the stock stereo system?
what do I need to go with the detachable tourpak (IE sideplates, etc.)?
Where can I buy the little continuation sheet of the stock stripe that connects across the midsection?
and last, how do I put a CB on it?
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