First 100k miles ...
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I normally buy a bike new, in 3 years run it over 100,000 miles. It is running as good or almost as good as when I bought it new.
Traded in.
Do the whole thing all over again.
So yes, the bikes can cruise over hundred thousand miles and keep on going if maintained well.
All I ever did was to bring it in on it service dates.
Harley makes great, great, great bikes!
BuzzCap7
Traded in.
Do the whole thing all over again.
So yes, the bikes can cruise over hundred thousand miles and keep on going if maintained well.
All I ever did was to bring it in on it service dates.
Harley makes great, great, great bikes!
BuzzCap7
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OTOH, the speedos in my car (new) and truck (old) are both about 5% "fast".
Go fig...
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Thanks for making me feel confident in my choice to get a new Harley as a commuter. I am moving and my commute will be 120 miles round trip a day, roughly 25-30k miles a year. I have a road glide already and don't want two of the same bike, leaning on a street glide or ultra limited.i like the lighter weight and look for the street glide, for cutting lane splitting traffic also. But I like the storage, heated grips and better lighting on the ultra. Torn on what to do, but glad to see I can reach 100k miles with little to no big problems.