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Just got back from thunder beach. I had a great time and saw some awesome bikes. I've got a 12 SG and love the bike but I really want a RG. Rode down with a guy who has a 11 RG ultra with 24,000 miles on it. Bike looks brand new and he said he will never have anything else. What are the pro's and con's of the RG? Thanks
Oh Gawd!! Seriously?
The weekly comparison between the RG and the SG.
You gotta be shittin' me?
Do you really know how many threads there are on this?
Why don't you just go ride one, and then get back to us?
My "pros and cons" could possibly be different than yours.....
Best bet would be to do your homework and a weekend of test-riding....
That being said, your mileage may vary......
Thanks, I am going to the dealer in the next few days and try one out. I really like the look of the RG custom that front end really makes it look long.
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