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So, me and the wife are planning a trip to Vegas. Actually, to the Vegas Bike Rally. Question is, we are taking the Night Train. Anyone ride two up on a Train for this distance? Oh, from Phoenix, about 5-6 hours. We have added a backrest, and I have a Mustang seat. Thought about adding a small windshield ( I know, but just for the trip!! ) Any thoughts???
Hell..... I am ridin all the way to FL from MD. 17 hour ride, no windshield w/ a C @ C seat. I am also 26. \\;Everybody else but me and my brother have windshields. He has got a Rocker.
Hell..... I am ridin all the way to FL from MD. 17 hour ride, no windshield w/ a C @ C seat. I am also 26. \\;\\\\\\;Everybody else but me and my brother have windshields. He has got a Rocker.
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Sounds like me...I never listened to the people who said you can't ride distance without a couch rocket...might get one when I get old, but hell, I'm only 58 now...[8D]
I have a pair of softail standard bars that I can throw on, just to add a little more upright riding for the trip, just not sure, and dont want to get halfway and regret not doing something!
As far as luggage, we will have to get a lugage rack, and then a Harley bag to fit on it and the backrest....Still looking for that.
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Whats up Bra... Go Gators... lol
Hey go with a T-Bag setup thats what I'd do and your bars are they street slammers? You'll be
ok with those, but this coming from a guy that lives on a Island which means my advice don't mean ****... lol. Have a good trip! Aloha M
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