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OK, I've away for a while, sold the 06 Ultra for a "Our" bike....we like it a lot, but....now ready for a "me" bike....
Can't decide between a Street Glide or a Heritage....[sm=confused06.gif]
What to do, What to do......I love the looks of both.....I've owned several Ultras so the Street Glide wouldn't be entirely a "new Bike" owned a 93 FLSTN Cow Glide ( yeah, should have keep that one, but she left me stranded three times, had to go).....
So, whaddya think? Man, I'm having a hard time with this one....[sm=smiley13.gif]
You know what you like, and what you have had, and what your down to wanting...but if your asking I would go for the SG...I am not a 'B' motor fan at all....
Thanks all
Um, never road a "B" motor....would go with another Ultra, but the wife won't be riding with me on this one, so I was thinking a sportier model.....SG....but the FLSTC looks so goodtoo.....dammm.....
Oh well, more searching on the Internet, looking at more pictures.....gotta love this....
If you are buying a '08, for just aound town, I might try a rocker or fatbob. But, between the two you have given us to choose from, I say the heritage. I test rode one, and if it had just been a bike for me, I might have gotten it. They are a really sweet riding bike. It isn't a rk, mind you, but still nice. BTW, a rk looks real sporty set up for solo riding. And, you can dress her up for more weekend type rides. I assume you have a Goldwing now (?), but a rk can be very versatile. Just a thought.
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