New Heritage Classic
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Tourer
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From: Fl
Thanks for the best wishes. I now have some pics so here it is.
My first change will probably be adjustable extenders and floorboards for my wife. She's a tad height challenged, so that should make it more comfortable for her.
Those and a jiffy stand extender so I can see the darn thing!
My first change will probably be adjustable extenders and floorboards for my wife. She's a tad height challenged, so that should make it more comfortable for her.
Those and a jiffy stand extender so I can see the darn thing!
Road Warrior
Joined: Mar 2008
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From: Montclair, CA.
Thanks for the best wishes. I now have some pics so here it is.
My first change will probably be adjustable extenders and floorboards for my wife. She's a tad height challenged, so that should make it more comfortable for her.
Those and a jiffy stand extender so I can see the darn thing!
My first change will probably be adjustable extenders and floorboards for my wife. She's a tad height challenged, so that should make it more comfortable for her.
Those and a jiffy stand extender so I can see the darn thing!
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From: Fl
I was tempted to get the orange one, but didn't think the extra $800+ was worth it.
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With the exception of muscling it around in a parking spot or the garage, yes the handling is much nicer. It's a more stable ride. I'm still getting used to the heal shifter, but it's coming along.
Road Warrior
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From: Montclair, CA.
, the safety orange is OK but not on the bike, we wear the reflective safety vests over our riding gear so people in cages will hopefully see us.
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From: Haverhill, MA
I got the Orange one and got it for $17,300 out the door, so I didn't actually have to pay the extra $800. It's a great color.
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Thanks for the best wishes. I now have some pics so here it is.
My first change will probably be adjustable extenders and floorboards for my wife. She's a tad height challenged, so that should make it more comfortable for her.
Those and a jiffy stand extender so I can see the darn thing!
My first change will probably be adjustable extenders and floorboards for my wife. She's a tad height challenged, so that should make it more comfortable for her.
Those and a jiffy stand extender so I can see the darn thing!
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From: Pittsburgh , Pa.
They don't get any better than Heritage
You will love your Heritage. I have had many Harleys over the past 40 years and have a 2010 Heritage that I bought new. They are by far the best bike that Harley has ever built. It covers all of the bases in style, comfort, reliability, easy to ride etc. After trying all makes and styles of Harleys I have concluded that there is nothing that will match it and the Heritage is the one that I'm sticking with.