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Just saying. I LOOOOOVE this bike. Out of every motorcycle I have ever owned, I have never enjoyed one like this Ultra Limited. The 103 pulls like a truck and it is amazing to be able to pack things, lock it up, and walk away without worry. I have had it a little over 2 weeks, am closing in on 1500 miles, and I still smile every time I get on it. Amazing machine that makes me regret ever buying a V-Rod, Springer, Fatboy, Two Sporties, and building a Sucker Punch Sally.....those were all a waste of time and money because this is what bikes are about!
I couldnt agree with you more. Got mine last Feb. 02/26/11 and have 13,245 miles on it and still smiling. The best thing is my smoking hot wife loves to ride as much as I do.
From: 12 year, Colombia, 4 years Mexico, currently In Kuwait, but Boston is HOME!!
Originally Posted by 2black1s
I'll agree that it's a nice bike and I've enjoyed just under 20,000 miles on mine in its first year.
But I can't agree that all other bikes are a waste and the Limited is "what bikes are about".
I'm lucky to have two bikes, the Limited and a Softail Duece. If I had to get rid of one or the other for some reason, I'd keep the Duece.
I have to agree. A sporty is not a limited. I have both and love both for their individual differences. My 2010 limited is with out a doubt a sweet ride, but I also like being able to take out the sporty on short runs. I know how you feel, but really, IMO there are many different bikes that all are awesome but serve us in many different ways. I hope that makes sense. Ride safe and often.
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