Which touring would you choose?
Ultimate HDF Member
Joined: Apr 2008
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From: Roswell, NM
See below, fits my needs and is very comfortable!
Cruiser
Joined: Nov 2008
Posts: 178
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From: Texas
It depends... Are you carrying a passenger? I had a blast on the street glide. Awsome bike in turns and to just ride. Road King, the look and comfort is great. Both are awsome machines! The best is the bike I have. I have a 2008 Anniversary Ultra and would not trade it for street glide, road king, or any bike... It is the nicest bike I have ever rode or owned. I would suggest renting the different models for the day and then decide which is best for you... (If you wife or girlfriend rides with you, the Ultra is hands down the best in my book)
Road Master
Joined: Oct 2008
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From: Southwestern Illinois
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From: Nice home on the NorCal Coast
My choice is obvious and my reasoning is simple.
In my opinion, the Road King is the most versatile, flexable, and adaptable bike of those listed.
just my 2 bits, your opinion may vary,
Krusr
In my opinion, the Road King is the most versatile, flexable, and adaptable bike of those listed.
just my 2 bits, your opinion may vary,
Krusr
