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Nothing else but the Ultra, if she is going to ride.
I went through the same thing, I was going to get the Heritage but then she said can I ride and I said sure. I went straight to the Ultra with no regrets.
I might add if you are buying a new bike just bite the bullet and get the Limited....
Nothing else but the Ultra, if she is going to ride.
I went through the same thing, I was going to get the Heritage but then she said can I ride and I said sure. I went straight to the Ultra with no regrets.
I might add if you are buying a new bike just bite the bullet and get the Limited....
Good advice here, I would definately look at the Limited. Lot of goodies for the money!! 103 motor, Chrome wheels, Oil cooler...ect.
He is telling me I should get the Heritage instead of an ultra.
He has a Streetglide.
Could it be he doesn't want me to have a bigger, nicer bike?
The way I see it, he has a much bigger house, nicer cars, but I really don't care about all that.
All I want is to have my wife ride with me on some of these 500 mile lunch rides that the Fl. crew does. She will be ALOT more COMFORTABLE on an ultra, right?
If you guys ride together, he may not want to be seen with an old guy and his bagger, if you get an Ultra. You should just go ahead and get an Ultra and join the ranks of the OLD guys.
Last edited by shortride; Dec 26, 2009 at 06:55 AM.
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