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I rode a Limited today courtesy the factory demo team event. I liked the extra push from the 103", and at idle it was pretty smooth. The brakes are awesome and handling very good. I thought the ride was a tad harsh, but maybe the shocks were pumped up too much. I found the morning sun was reflected off the chrome instrument bezels into my eyes.
If I were in the market for a new Ultra, I would certainly choose the Limited over the standard Ultra, just for the motor. When I got back on my 07 Ultra, it felt just wonderful to me. Enjoy your new Ultra Limited. Good choice.
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