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Picked up mine yesterday - red denim. That and twisted cherry were my colors of choice. Really a fantastic bike. Much more Evo like above 40 mph. Personally I like the skinnier tires. More nimble overall and handles great. Only thing ugly in my book is the saddle bag lock on top of the bag. Otherwise this bike is beautiful.
Picked up mine yesterday - red denim. That and twisted cherry were my colors of choice. Really a fantastic bike. Much more Evo like above 40 mph. Personally I like the skinnier tires. More nimble overall and handles great. Only thing ugly in my book is the saddle bag lock on top of the bag. Otherwise this bike is beautiful.
Likewise when I saw your pics of the twisted cherry. I probably could have flipped a coin! The torque is so nice, and I like that it doesn't need a hotter cam to achieve it. Just buckets of easy going power. Like a lazy giant that doesn't know it's own strength...until you give it a little twist.
Picked up mine yesterday - red denim. That and twisted cherry were my colors of choice. Really a fantastic bike. Much more Evo like above 40 mph. Personally I like the skinnier tires. More nimble overall and handles great. Only thing ugly in my book is the saddle bag lock on top of the bag. Otherwise this bike is beautiful.
I think this color would look great dirty! Awesome bike.
Its on the Shock itself under the seat on the Heritage. And you have to use a tool.
That is WAY better then the ones they put out in the open
Out of the new softails the Heritage is at the top, the new Deluxe is just wrong.
Other than the bags (was not impressed when I looked at them at the dealer) and the panel that replaced the oil tank.
Would it have been that hard to make it without holes (so it still looks like a tank).
Love the M8 though, sweet motor and I think they have most of the issues worked out.
Enjoy
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