Super Glide Custom to Road King
#11
You may be able to find a dealer willing to locate a new 2014 and have it shipped in. My dealer's sales person even found one in the exact color I wanted. It had 10 miles on it and I got it for thousands less than a 2015. I really like it so far but haven't ridden it as much as I'd like to due to the weather, but spring is coming.
I hope this helps.
Dave
Galveston, Texas
I hope this helps.
Dave
Galveston, Texas
#12
You may be able to find a dealer willing to locate a new 2014 and have it shipped in. My dealer's sales person even found one in the exact color I wanted. It had 10 miles on it and I got it for thousands less than a 2015. I really like it so far but haven't ridden it as much as I'd like to due to the weather, but spring is coming.
I hope this helps.
Dave
Galveston, Texas
I hope this helps.
Dave
Galveston, Texas
#13
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I love the look of a Street Glide but that 1" in the rear would have to be fixed for my 2 up riding. I max out my RKC air shocks for 2up to avoid those hard shots to the wife's back. You are in a win, win situation, the touring bikes are all good, just pick out how much storage, music and windshield style. I love the clear windshield and the ability to take it off for short rides. I love the leather bags so I have the classic but I admit a Street Glide with a rear shock upgrade would be a nice bike also.
Last edited by Ben221; 02-27-2015 at 12:00 PM.
#19
Great choice. The three best things I did on mine were stretched bags for a lot more storage room, the extended and flatter brake pedal, and the windshield speaker.
A friend of mine went from a Road King to a Street Glide then just recently traded the Street Glide in for a Road King again after a year. Said he just couldn't stand not being able to ride without a fairing or shield once in awhile.
Harley should bring back the Road King Custom.
A friend of mine went from a Road King to a Street Glide then just recently traded the Street Glide in for a Road King again after a year. Said he just couldn't stand not being able to ride without a fairing or shield once in awhile.
Harley should bring back the Road King Custom.
Last edited by Loc_Tite; 02-27-2015 at 07:49 AM.
#20
If memory serves me, I believe the only functional difference between the '14 and '15 is the addition of a hydraulic clutch....I had a similar experience with my local dealer in that I bought mine late in the year and they didn't have what I wanted in stock. They did find one and all is good....enjoy and ride safe.