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I'm 6' as well, so the height of the bike was a major point of curiosity for me. You are flat-footed easily in the picture, so it looks like you just pushed me one step closer to a significant purchase.
same with me thats why I went there to sit on it and I was surprised, I have a deposit on one but I could easily get that back but now I really dont want to. It will be a really fun bike to have.
I keep telling myself to be patient. I need to throw a leg over one before I do anything, but I also want to hear some feedback from early buyers. I'm also not sure if I'll pick one up as a second bike, or if I'll wave bye-bye to my Ultra and have just the PA as my primary bike.
I keep telling myself to be patient. I need to throw a leg over one before I do anything, but I also want to hear some feedback from early buyers. I'm also not sure if I'll pick one up as a second bike, or if I'll wave bye-bye to my Ultra and have just the PA as my primary bike.
I'm all in on the Pan America, my Roadglide Ultra will be up for sale soon...
Saw a guy get his *** beaten to a pulp (as in weeks in the hospital and years of physical therapy) for using that quote in front of a red haired guy once. It's evidently offensive.
Keeping the RGU for the time being. We'll see if it has gotten any seat time between the PA's delivery and October or so.
I'm thinking I might keep the Road Glide and Pickup a Triumph Scrambler 1200 XE and have a bike for each type of riding instead of one for everything. (Though I still have other bikes.)
I also wasn't willing to reserve a bike and commit without trying it out first.
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