Today enjoyed a ride from Seattle to Yelm and back. A little cold, but perfect weather (sunny and clear skies).

My first longer ride with the new mods. Specifically:

- Chrome Turbine Wheels (19 front, 18 back). Michelin Scorcher tires
- Chrome Forks (upper and lower)
- New "chromish" Rotors
- Saddle Bag Lights
- Kahuna Heated Grips

(also got the recall fix)

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And out in the wild on my ride today:











Loving the look and feel with Stage 1 and Street Cannons. The heated grips are amazing. Warm up in about 1 minute and they get plenty warm (and good size for my hand). Just need to chrome out the passenger footrest and change the heat guard to something and good to go (Stage 3 or 4 in a few years…).

 

Is that a stock front fender?

 

Yep. Told I could go to 20 with stock fender. (Stock wheel was 18.)

 

Really like the look of the extra chrome and the wheels. I like chrome on a Harley,always have. Nice looking machine.

 

Congrats, big fan of the chromed front forks and wheels...Like the grips too, Im in the market of replacing my grips since I installed my 10' Yaffee's.

How do you like the Kahuna's?
I have worn out HD get a grip and like that size diameter.......K's or Defiance are my next choice.?

 

Looks good. Swap out all your boards for the defiance collection sup comfort more fidgit room. And they look like shark fins.

if you're not there. Stop over to roadglide.org forum where it's all about the road Glide

 

 

Very nice! Im thinking about going to a 21" on the front, from what Im told thats the biggest you can go without raking it out or modifications. Love that Blue also!

 

........... the Blue & chrome ROCKS !



........ your friends rides actually look a little like toys, when in a line up w/the RGU

 

I love the Kahuna's - both style and fit. I had the Willie G grips before and these are just as good, albeit with heating.

The heated Kahuna's work very well. I hear it can be hit or miss with heated grips (take too long to warm up or don't warm up enough). On max power the Kahunas are almost too hot quite honestly. I dial to 6 (out of 8) and plenty warm.

I've 5'10 with average hand size and grip is perfect. Not too wide or thin.