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This is our first Ultra. We bought it in September and love it more every time we take it out. The handling is great; just look and off she goes locked to the road all the way. I wouldn't have believed a bike this heavy could be so easy to ride. Buy one, they're fun.
09 EG Classic with zero complaints. Love it. I have owned four baggers prior to this one and this is my favorite. Gonna keep her around for quite a while.
I've owned Honda, Kawasaki, and now Harley. This is the finest bike I have ever been on. I needed a few adjustments like floorboard extensions, mirror extensions, and I need to lower it a little, but I'd do it again in a heartbeat! This bike handles like a dream.
Bought mine in Sept & have a little over 5K miles on it. A great riding machine, been grinning a lot since I bought this one. Traded an 04 UC for it & what a difference. Just buy & you will love it.
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