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....... our friend 'T' here has obviously been negatively impacted by the way the bent light hits him thru that fugily curved windscreen to go off on a rant like the above. Please excuse his comments resulting from this unfortunate circumstance.
......... yo, T....... shut up man, how we s'posed to keep this thing a Secret w/you going off on how cool your ride is.
Was just so happy I had to share. I'll keep it on the down low from here in out :-)
Trade every year and have all the goodies installed at the dealer? I think if I had your money I would burn mine. :-)
RGU is a sweet ride and I agree it a step up from the RGC but I realized after test riding them all, I am a Bat Wing guy. It just feels better for me. If I was 6'6" tall, I would need a Shark Nose to have enough room.
spiz
No, not a lot of money here always take my goodies from bike to bike and our used market is still really good here in Milwaukee so I have been lucky.
Question.. Is the ride experience noticeably better with the Ultra Seat and Shocks? Do you really feel the difference?
I never rode my road glide custom with the stock seat but I can say the shocks and the ultra seat sure make for a smooth ride. I felt I could ride my RGC all day but I know for sure the RGU will be a very easy bike for all day hauls.
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