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I am getting mine tomorrow. Is it possible for two up riding for short distances. My wife knows the deal on the size of the bike, but would still like to cruise along with me when we go to bike weeks and so forth. I'm not talking long rides now, just the typical bar to bar jaunts. Thanks.
With the addition ofpillion or 2-up seat the nightster is no different than the low or custom models just cosmetic.
I've got a 1200C that is lowered and my wife rides with me. The only improvement factor would be changing your shocks to somehing better like progressives but with the preload bumped up on you nighster and a pillion you would be fine.
Thanks very much. This is what I love about Harley riders.The information we share among others is great. We are really all brothers in our love for motorcycles. Cecil.
I am getting mine tomorrow. Is it possible for two up riding for short distances. [quote]
First up... congrats man... way cool scooter. Next up... you're going to have to rework that rear suspension
or mama is going to feel like ... well... let's just say mama's going to be sore.
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