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I ended up trading in my 2020 Heritage for a 2025 Lowrider ST yesterday. Got it at M & S Harley in PA, about an hour and 20 minutes from my house, there are many closer, but for the price and the color I wanted, definitely worth the little more travel. They ended up being excellent to deal with so I am glad I did. I took off pretty much all the parts I had on the Heritage to sell and got damn near what i paid for it last year. I really love the lowrider st, its been a long time I been thinking of getting one and it finally worked out. I cant wait to ride the hell out of it all season, put 100 miles on it breaking it in on back roads home yesterday. Its a leftover from 2025, but this is the first brand new vehicle i have ever bought. I already know that 1000 mile service is gonna come up quick and I cant wait to be able to get on the throttle more.
I'm about 5'8 and i find the peg position very comfortable, I thought i would maybe do mini-floor boards on it but sat on one with them at the dealer and glad I tested it as I did not like the feel of them. I was used to floor boards on the Heritage, but riding the ST brings me back to a sport touring feel which I like. Will likely put some 6.5" risers on it to bring bars up just a little i think I can get away with stock cables with that but will have to check, they look long enough though. Stock seat actually felt fine for the 2 hours I took getting home, so no need to immediately change that out. And I will likely at least put TAB muffler on it with performance baffle just to make it not sound like a sewing machine. Other than that just plan to rack up a lot of miles.
Great choice. The blue with chrome and the new green with chrome look so good. I also agree with natural gasser on getting rid of the bronze wheels. I like them on my white ST, and I think they look good on the black, but black wheels would look better on every other color IMO.
Good looking bike. Glad they don't put those ugly gold colored wheels on them anymore.
They are bronze... There's a difference. And they look great... On black... With SS exhaust...
Always a fan of blue... Chrome is obvious, but I'm still a blacked out kinda guy... Touring sure, but softail... Ehhh. The wife's Street Bob is that 50/50,so not too gaudy. And neither is yours, congrats, it's awesome. No need to sell mine, but the upgrades to the 25 are most definitely worth it. Super nice.
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