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Congrats on the new goldwing. My dad has a 18 wing DCT tour and loves it. I've logged some miles on it and it is an amazing machine. I am going to be talking to some local dealers and try to work a deal on a 6MT wing to sit alongside my street glide as well.
Good luck in your search. The Wing borders on a level that's not a lie to say it's special.
Glad you're diggin' the GW though. I rented one a few years back, not the new version, it was a 2016 model. Me and the wife went from San Diego up to LV for a short weekend getaway. That bike was perfect for what we did with it but she still bitched about having to stare at the back of my head the whole trip. So I says, "Your head does turn, right?"
quality reliable machines for sure. I sat on the new GW and the ergos were a horrible fit for me..doubt I would be comfortable on a trip..but congrats on finding a permanent solution to your long saga
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