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get'n 4" Reinhart Slip-Ons , detachable back rest and a couple of other little things done before I bring her home Fri. afternoon!! used to be so intimidated by the "Big Bikes" but couldn't believe how great the Road King handled and felt to me only be'n 165lb drip'n wet and 6'2'. I sooo can't wait to pick her up and ride all weekend. I'll miss my Street Bob , but I'm in love with my new Road King!!
Beautiful! I was in the same boat you were in about the bigger bikes. Im shorter and weigh less than you do and got me a SG back in Feb. No issue. Very easy to ride.
Congrats on the new RK - nice bike...and fastest color. One of the 1st upgrades on your list should be service manual so you can start working on bike yourself & $ave ton$ of ca$h...ride safe!
Congrats on your new Harley.
Last December I traded in my FXDC for a 11 RK. I have over 6000 miles on her and I love it, still cant believe how great it handles.
Best of luck to you and be safe.
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