A few pics of the new Heritage...
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[QUOTE=kwn36;14889720]Finally stopped to take a few pics of the new bike today during a great, albeit, very windy, ride. I wish my photography skills were better, but at least I actually have some photos of the new bike now.
Your Heritage looks great, love the black with the white walls!!
Your Heritage looks great, love the black with the white walls!!
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Road Captain
Joined: Apr 2013
Posts: 603
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From: Akron
Thanks, everyone. I'm enjoying the **** out of this bike. It's looking like the weather may be making a turn for the better here in Ohio. I'm really looking forward to this riding season.
It's funny, I was dead set on NOT getting another black bike. Leading up to the purchase, I started with the teal and white, which I really like; then I went to silver; then I went to superior blue.
I must have looked at pics of the bike on the HD site a thousand times. One thing that I knew I had to have was the whitewalls. When I looked at the vivid black paired with the whitewalls, I knew that was the combo.
I have to say that I've already been indoctrinated into the new cleaning challenges that are in front of me with the whitewalls and spokes. I've already had the bike up on the jack a couple times with the bags off to get at the wheels.
It's okay, though. It will definitely be a labor of love.
Is there any type of product out there that you can apply directly to the whitewalls to "repel" or at least keep grime from embedding into the rubber?
So far, I've just used a bucket of water and Dawn along with a scotch brite pad.
Thanks again, everyone.
It's funny, I was dead set on NOT getting another black bike. Leading up to the purchase, I started with the teal and white, which I really like; then I went to silver; then I went to superior blue.
I must have looked at pics of the bike on the HD site a thousand times. One thing that I knew I had to have was the whitewalls. When I looked at the vivid black paired with the whitewalls, I knew that was the combo.
I have to say that I've already been indoctrinated into the new cleaning challenges that are in front of me with the whitewalls and spokes. I've already had the bike up on the jack a couple times with the bags off to get at the wheels.
It's okay, though. It will definitely be a labor of love.
Is there any type of product out there that you can apply directly to the whitewalls to "repel" or at least keep grime from embedding into the rubber?
So far, I've just used a bucket of water and Dawn along with a scotch brite pad.
Thanks again, everyone.
Last edited by kwn36; Mar 1, 2016 at 06:46 AM.
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