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The 2012 HD touring bikes will ALL come with 103cid engines?
The model year AFTER I buy my Road Glide they come out with standard 103's!
Isn't this always the case?
There is always a better sale the week after you buy something new.
That's why I bought my '11 in August, that way I don't feel bad about the changes for the '12s. Every year will be something different, that's how the MoCo keeps people interested.
When I bought my 07 I was happy I waited because the engine and tranny changed. Then in 08 they enlarged the tank and went to TBW, no big deal. In 09 they changed the frame, big difference, but I decided it still wasn't enough to make me change bikes, until I rode one. I took the bike on a true test ride, going well over the posted speeds and doing things you don't normally do on most rides period, I was hooked. I bought my 10 RGC, I didn't want to wait until 11 because of rumors they were going to discontinue the RG, then not only do they make the RG, but make an Ultra and with a 103. Moral of the story, ride and enjoy, something new will always come along, when its a big enough change, then get a new bike, but don't spend time worrying about it.
Last edited by dbell66253; Jul 1, 2011 at 07:39 PM.
My 08 Roadglide had the 96 now I have a 11 limited with the 103.It's nice. Not that much difference in power.I was getting about 43mpg on the 96,now I get about 39.So at least you'll get a little better mpg.
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