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My fun bike is a '05 RKC with a 103" stroker and the trip bike is a '08 Ultra. Best of both worlds!  \\;My oldest son flies in from Washington state and the RKC stays gone until he has to leave!
I've got a nice big Harley Tourer, and if I were looking for a lighter bike with similar functionality I'd probably go with a sport tourer as the second bike in the stable. The Kawi Concourse 14 packs a punch in that department, but there are others I'd consider too.
If I were just looking for a bar hopper, proabably a Fat Bob or a Rocker. Don't care much for the Crossbones. /shrug
I gotta say this Nighttrain I just got is beginning to steal my heart...for my other bike. \\;\\\\\\; I'd say that low slung 'outlaw' feeling bike would be a great contrast to a rk or any other touring bike. \\;\\\\\\; just my opinion...
Now I'm kind of thinkin about adding another to my stable, like maybe a rk, or even a fatboy......damn I want one of each....lol
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