Night train okay for first bike?
6th Gear
Joined: May 2008
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I say skip the sportster and go ahead and get the softail. Too many riders find that after buying the sportster they wish they'd have gone ahead and go the big twin to start out with. If you've any confidence at all you'll be happier with the bigger bike I think. I've ridden sportsters and softails and I think that there's no comparison. Also to my surprise, the reach was shorter on my '04 softail than on all the sportsters I've been on. The seat is lower and it is a better feel to the bars. But...as always... it's your decision. If you plan on doing any two up I strongly suggest not buying a sportster.
4th Gear
Joined: Feb 2009
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From: Dallas, Texas
Exactly! Her wreck had nothing to do with the bike. The bike clearly handled like a dream. And for someone with such modest experience to ride it the way she did, no one could deny that the NT can be ridden well by experienced as well as new riders.
Big Kahuna HDF Member
Joined: Feb 2008
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From: WIMBORNE,DORSET, GREATBRITAIN
i had a fatty as my first hd, then got the nt, goes ok bit short of ground clearance once you get it sitin nice but you havent got roundabouts over there so get it down
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