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I just looked at the Harley site, the 2011 Ultra does not even have any changes to even talk about besides some new colors.
What a disappointment, I will be keeping mine.
All their money and research people and this is ALL they could come up with, someone needs to retire.
Last edited by rockhard69; Jul 27, 2010 at 12:22 PM.
I just looked at the Harley site, the 2011 Ultra does not even have any changes to even talk about besides some new colors.
What a disappointment, I will be keeping mine.
All their money and research people and this is ALL they could come up with, someone needs to retire.
What kind of changes where you expecting? Compared to your 2007 Ultra, the 2009 Ultra is a very different bike so there was no reason for HD to change it again in 2010 and 2011.
. . heads up display; gyroscope; automatic giant flashing yellow lites in fog and rain; electropnuematic center stand; backround music that plays the theme from "easyrider"; built in radar detector; ice maker in trunk; expresso machine with auto refill in "included" cup holder at handlebars . . hmmm. . .that should do it for now . .
I didn't figure there would be a lot of changes on the 2011 Ultra. I wanted a Flame Blue Pearl Ultra. Since it wasn't a 2011 color I bought a 2010 a few weeks ago. No changes kinda worked out for me.
. . heads up display; gyroscope; automatic giant flashing yellow lites in fog and rain; electropnuematic center stand; backround music that plays the theme from "easyrider"; built in radar detector; ice maker in trunk; expresso machine with auto refill in "included" cup holder at handlebars . . hmmm. . .that should do it for now . .
That there is funny...electropnuematic center stand...lol
Really some people are never happy. Thats why they have a 5 lb. parts and accessory catalog!
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