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Anyone with an '09 in orange? If so, how about posting some pics? I plan on buying an '09 -- haven't yet decided whether it will be the Road Glide or a RKC. Saw a RG at the dealership today in Vivid Black (very sweet), but I'm also interested in the orange.
One vote for the orange! I've got a vivid black bike and it is a pita to keep clean.
Let's see......59,000+ miles on my "04" RG............and still one hell of a bike...
..........chrome front legs, six speed tranny, HQ 95 ST(10.5 compression, HQ heads, 39 cam), fairing lowers, assorted chrome bits and pieces, Zumo 550 with XM, Hog Tunes speakers, oil cooler, fat cat standard baffle, SERT and dyno tune by "The Dyno Difference", bag spoilers, SG console, Mustang seat for rider (with backrest) and passenger......and on and on and on.....
113 HP/119 Foot Lbs TQ, 2 into 1 Fat Cat, worked motor, Carbon Fiber wheels, 320 mm Metal Matrix Ceramic front rotors (2.2 lbs each), Radial mounted front calipers, 11.5 Metal Matrix Ceramic rotor (rear), Penske rear shocks, Inverted front forks 26 degrees/4.1 of trail. Extremely smooth on long trips and stable in fast tight corners. Green paint to be put on new Street Stalker fender (3 ounces).
'07 with a bunch of powder coating, 21/18 60 spoke red wheels, lowered, SG facia, Clearview sport shield in dark tint, J&M speakers, Hells Foundry stripe, Corbin Classic solo, Bassani Road Rage, Heavy Breather, and a dose of Head Quarters in about 3 weeks.
No pics on this computer. Sorry. It's been posted before on this site.
Zach
Forgot about this thread. Not a new pic, but I'll play along. Engine build is ongoing.
I have rode the 08 and it handles awesome on the twisties. It moves and glides like no others I have ridden. Some nice looking rides on this post. Enjoyed the read.
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