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I was gonna post this in the CVO section but there is more traffic here, here is my dilemma.... I have a 2015 CVO limited (I kinda wish I had bought the CVO Roadglide) and my dealer phones me up asking if I want to deal with a 2015 CVO Roadglide with a bit of cash my way. I will ride it on saturday, but I wanted to throw it out there.....Why should I jump into the tank?????
If you are doing a lot of "touring" you cannot go wrong with the RG. Best riding and handling bike I have ever rode. I am on my second RG and don't see me on anything else. The fixed faring handels so much better IMO. I would love to own a CVO. Maybe some day.
Get the Road Glide! Those things are rare and unique. You never see anyone riding a new RG and if you do, you'll know that they are special and truly appreciate all that a motorcycle can be.
Get the Road Glide! Those things are rare and unique. You never see anyone riding a new RG and if you do, you'll know that they are special and truly appreciate all that a motorcycle can be.
i got a 2017 RGU. Great bike. Love the fixed fairing. Rides like a Caddy and pulls like a freight train.
Not loving the seating position, but I'm coming from a 2006 Wide Glide. My knees seem to be above my hips. I'm considering an Air Hawk.
Good luck with your decision. I'm happy with mine.
NO way trade for me - but that's me.... its your choice or do you want 'us' to make that for you??? There are EG people and RG people - it really is your choice - life is short.
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