Streetglide GRANTOUR
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I think its just a matter of time that most of you guys that ride Less is More Bikes will eventually ride a Geezer Glide. Age has a way of doing that. Years ago I NEVER thought I'd have a "old Man's Bike", but now that is what I've got... an old man's Geezer Glide. Of course, this is not a 100% prediction as there are exceptions, but as a rule, this is true IMO............hdman
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I think it serves its purpose. For the overnighters or for a long day it's ideal.
I'm not knocking it because if my wife ever decides to start riding with me I know I would need two of them.
She can't go anywhere overnight without atleast a full suitcase attached to her side. [sm=imsmilin.gif]
I'm not knocking it because if my wife ever decides to start riding with me I know I would need two of them.
She can't go anywhere overnight without atleast a full suitcase attached to her side. [sm=imsmilin.gif]
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RE: Streetglide GRANTOUR
I here ya. I think that is where the idea of a bike trailer came from.
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I think it serves its purpose. For the overnighters or for a long day it's ideal.
I'm not knocking it because if my wife ever decides to start riding with me I know I would need two of them. She can't go anywhere overnight without atleast a full suitcase attached to her side. [sm=imsmilin.gif]
I think it serves its purpose. For the overnighters or for a long day it's ideal.
I'm not knocking it because if my wife ever decides to start riding with me I know I would need two of them.
She can't go anywhere overnight without atleast a full suitcase attached to her side. [sm=imsmilin.gif]
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RE: Streetglide GRANTOUR
I think that is a great idea. I may ad one to my ultra so I don't have to lug the tour pac in and out of places I stay, especially if you go for a few days and once you get there you don't wan't the pac on the bike for local rides.
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RE: Streetglide GRANTOUR
Blaine,
Looks real nice for luggage. I just picked up the Kuryakyn Full-Dresser for my trip to Laconia. Ilike the Kuryakyn stuff. Seems like you get a little more bang then with the TBags.
Looks real nice for luggage. I just picked up the Kuryakyn Full-Dresser for my trip to Laconia. Ilike the Kuryakyn stuff. Seems like you get a little more bang then with the TBags.
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RE: Streetglide GRANTOUR
"I think its just a matter of time that most of you guys that ride Less is More Bikes will eventually ride a Geezer Glide"
How true that is with me and alot of my friends!
How true that is with me and alot of my friends!