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went to the dealer thur looking at the streetglide i really like it but it is to big for me and the roadking to. i guess i will keep my 201o fatboy lo. dealer tryed to tell me the soaftail hergtieg was like a toring bike i hate the look of that bike. they will sell you anything
I'm 5' 3" and ride a Road King. I had the Heritage style handlebars installed and the super reduced reach seat. I did not have the bike lowered but that is always an option.
i think you create a problem for yourself
i am 5' 5" and put the close reach gunfighter seat on it
and wo 518 bars
lowering the bike front 1inch
and the rear sg shocks (almost a inch shorther)
and no problems to hold the bike or turn the bike
in any situation or movement'
once it rols its feel like a pocketbike to
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