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Ok... MY Train isn't made for long distance rides. LOL
I guess you can tour on just about anything if the body can take it. I've built my Heritage from the ground up for that very purpose in mind. Either 2UP or Solo. I'll take her anywhere a touring will go.
I guess you can tour on just about anything if the body can take it. I've built my Heritage from the ground up for that very purpose in mind. Either 2UP or Solo. I'll take her anywhere a touring will go.
Been a member here since… ‘08? My first night train was stolen in ‘12 and I picked up my Street Glide the same year. But the Train lust dies hard. Spent the last 12 years pining for another one. And I finally pulled the trigger.
Just picked up a 2007 FXSTB with a 250mm Heartland kit and front fender. After over a decade of riding a bagger, it’s a shock to return to something so… basic and elemental. And the giant rear tire makes for… an interesting ride, that’s for sure.
Super psyched to be back in SoftailLand.
And now to open my wallet to truly make her mine… paint, bars, suspension… lol
Beautiful ride you have there!
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