Bike is as good as mine , just overnighted the loan paperwork today......should be here by friday!!

 

I got my endorsement fall of 2014 and all I knew was I wanted a Harley. One of the instructors said “no matter what you buy, you still have to learn the bike, and pay sales tax every time you change”. I knew that eventually we’d be riding two up, so that factored in big time. I’d never ridden more that a trail bike when I was a kid. Ended up with a 14 FLHX and put 25k on it in 3.5 years. We just bought a16 CVO Street Glide last fall with 6800 miles. I love it! No regrets whatsoever going right into the touring class. Wife loves it too!

 

Picked up my 17 Road King Special as my first ever bike , never ridden before. Had a friend pick it up from the dealer and I took the MSF class. Eveybody says to get a small bike to learn but I had no issues learning on this beast . I just took it easy and stayed within my limits .

 

First time Harley Rider, I'm super pumped!

 

as long as your first time aint your last.......

 

Been riding for over 20 years. 3rd Harley, First touring bike. I'll never give up my 19 RKS. The best bike i've ever owned.

 

Picked up my '07 SG on Memorial Day... It's 111 deg. here but still riding to work.

 

Yep right here..
14' Ultra Limited

 

I have had several Harleys in the past, but never a tourer. I traded a BMW R1150RT touring in on a 2014 FLHTK a couple months ago and I love it. The overall weight took some adjustment I do have to say. The BMW was much more of a sport tourer and was quite easy to throw around and far easier to maneuver in the garage. With a little bit of practice and a few Jerry Palladino videos, the technique involved with riding this half-ton beast kinda just came to me. Now I am learning to flick it around with the best of them.

 

Got my 2018 SGS,2MONTHS AGO 2200 MILES