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After looking at a FLTRX yesterday, I believe the change was to help with rider comfort, and also the "BIG" reason.....to enable the use of the
"Vented Lowers" from the Electra Glide.
They are not making any of the "10 colors in the old RG lowers. This could solve the head-buffeting on the RGlide. I hope
After looking at a FLTRX yesterday, I believe the change was to help with rider comfort, and also the "BIG" reason.....to enable the use of the
"Vented Lowers" from the Electra Glide.
They are not making any of the "10 colors in the old RG lowers. This could solve the head-buffeting on the RGlide. I hope
After looking at a FLTRX yesterday, I believe the change was to help with rider comfort, and also the "BIG" reason.....to enable the use of the
"Vented Lowers" from the Electra Glide.
They are not making any of the "10 colors in the old RG lowers. This could solve the head-buffeting on the RGlide. I hope
Ding Dign Ding....we have a winner! FLTRU is coming....
Sorry. dude but I can't see any difference whatsoever. Looks pretty much identical to the '09 (and '08, '07, '06, etc.) to me but what do I know. And by the way the RG fairing was wind tunnel developed by the MOCO. That was the entire selling point of the new RoadGlide model when it was introduced as I recall.
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