What is the difference??
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oh chit i have a girls bike too, mines dropped more then an inch ....oh wait i can raise it up to a mans bike by pushing a button, so i must have a hermaphrodite bike.....lol....some peoples kids, now i gotta find a spot for fringe to be cool like, ummm one person on this whole forum, hell where does a guy/girl find that chit now days....lol
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I love the look of both of these bikes and had a helluva time trying to decide which one to buy! It's pure coincidence that I ended up with a '10 Heritage. My next bike might just as well be a Deluxe (esp the 2 tone white / black color combo)!
My take on the difference is that the Deluxe comes with more of a custom / slammed look from the factory. The Heritage looks similar but comes setup more for the open road.
Here's my 2 tone Merlot / Red Hot Sunglo '10 Heritage - my fav of the '10 Heritage colors:
My take on the difference is that the Deluxe comes with more of a custom / slammed look from the factory. The Heritage looks similar but comes setup more for the open road.
Here's my 2 tone Merlot / Red Hot Sunglo '10 Heritage - my fav of the '10 Heritage colors:
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When we decided to up size a bike for the wife, we looked at the 07 Deluxe and the 07 Heritage. The looks of both bikes were acceptable to her. Due to the Heritage having the bags and windshield and looks making NO significant difference she selected the Heritage.
The bike was lowered and the seat shaved to fit her so she would have more control of the bike. After a month or two she complained about her right shoulder hurting after a good days ride. We changed handlebars to the Fat boy style and her shoulder issue ceased.
As far as one being a chick bike and the other not....I doubt if Harley's R&D department would be wise to make and market any bike to be gender specific. The bike should be fitted to a riders physical criteria. If it doesn't it is probably not real safe to ride.
Looks, Fit, Safety and Cost normally all play a role in the purchase and enjoyment process. As it should. Like it, buy it, ride it.
To each his own.
The bike was lowered and the seat shaved to fit her so she would have more control of the bike. After a month or two she complained about her right shoulder hurting after a good days ride. We changed handlebars to the Fat boy style and her shoulder issue ceased.
As far as one being a chick bike and the other not....I doubt if Harley's R&D department would be wise to make and market any bike to be gender specific. The bike should be fitted to a riders physical criteria. If it doesn't it is probably not real safe to ride.
Looks, Fit, Safety and Cost normally all play a role in the purchase and enjoyment process. As it should. Like it, buy it, ride it.
To each his own.
Road Captain
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Wow, talk about a BITTER Heritage owner! I've ridden both, as my father has had a few Heritages and I now have a Deluxe (which he had until he couldn't ride anymore). I love the Deluxe. They both ride pretty much the same, save for the stock bars and such, but those are easy to make how you want. I simply just preferred the nostalgic look of the Deluxe, but still love a Heritage as well. I'm also 5'9, so the lower stance of the Deluxe fits be better.
If this is what a girl bike looks like...guess I'm into girl bikes...
If this is what a girl bike looks like...guess I'm into girl bikes...
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