First Electraglide
#1
First Electraglide
I have just bought my first electraglide, first 'touring model " as looking for a few more of the comforts for the longer hauls.
I ask all do I need to do a stage one ? dealer trying to sell this one before I pick up bike next week.
I want the bike for just that touring cruisng the hiway listening to the tunes and enjoying the ride.Dont want loud exhaust or need to go crazy fast as I have a Vrod decked out with loud exhaust already for those times.
My thoughts is stock not good enough already ? Figure no better place to ask then fellow riders right here ..... Thanks in advance for replies
I ask all do I need to do a stage one ? dealer trying to sell this one before I pick up bike next week.
I want the bike for just that touring cruisng the hiway listening to the tunes and enjoying the ride.Dont want loud exhaust or need to go crazy fast as I have a Vrod decked out with loud exhaust already for those times.
My thoughts is stock not good enough already ? Figure no better place to ask then fellow riders right here ..... Thanks in advance for replies
#3
Put 1000 miles on the bike and as you get ready to do the 1000 mile check up you will have a idea what you want to do. I got around 40,000 miles on ultraclassic and the only thing i needed is a stage 1 ,pipes,exhaust, air cleaner,and download, you need nothing more just ride the bike, after all you just want to tour and see the sites and listen to your radio with out worring about problems for all the mods you made. Again just ride the bike and enjoy.
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#6
I don't know if you have ever heard the saying 98% of all Harleys are still on the road the other 2% made it home.
I beleave the reason Harley Davidson has this reputation is because of all the tinker-iteis and mods that make them less reliable. If you want to enjoy the ride and tunes on the stereo. Then leave it alone, its a 900lb motorcycle not a crotch rocket.
Just my 2 cents.....let the beatings begin
I beleave the reason Harley Davidson has this reputation is because of all the tinker-iteis and mods that make them less reliable. If you want to enjoy the ride and tunes on the stereo. Then leave it alone, its a 900lb motorcycle not a crotch rocket.
Just my 2 cents.....let the beatings begin
#7
Stock is just fine for everything you want to do with your bike. In reality, stock is just fine for everybody, but, there are many of us who just want to add enough doo-dads and performance items to make it our own.
Sure, you can cruise the HD catalog, and other aftermarket catalogs, and throw $20,000.00 worth of accessories and paint into your ride, and be quite happy about it!
Go ahead and stay stock for as long as you want, you will enjoy your bike just as much as someone who accessorizes like crazy.
.....Then again, if the bug bites you, and you decide to accesorize later, it's never too late!
Sure, you can cruise the HD catalog, and other aftermarket catalogs, and throw $20,000.00 worth of accessories and paint into your ride, and be quite happy about it!
Go ahead and stay stock for as long as you want, you will enjoy your bike just as much as someone who accessorizes like crazy.
.....Then again, if the bug bites you, and you decide to accesorize later, it's never too late!
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#9
Stock is just fine for everything you want to do with your bike. In reality, stock is just fine for everybody, but, there are many of us who just want to add enough doo-dads and performance items to make it our own.
Sure, you can cruise the HD catalog, and other aftermarket catalogs, and throw $20,000.00 worth of accessories and paint into your ride, and be quite happy about it!
Go ahead and stay stock for as long as you want, you will enjoy your bike just as much as someone who accessorizes like crazy.
.....Then again, if the bug bites you, and you decide to accesorize later, it's never too late!
Sure, you can cruise the HD catalog, and other aftermarket catalogs, and throw $20,000.00 worth of accessories and paint into your ride, and be quite happy about it!
Go ahead and stay stock for as long as you want, you will enjoy your bike just as much as someone who accessorizes like crazy.
.....Then again, if the bug bites you, and you decide to accesorize later, it's never too late!
Ride On.........
#10
so many variables...on my 07 ping heat surging and stumbling was bad enough to make me add a fuel management device.seems even some of the newer bikes have many of the same issues while other don't? maybe due to tolerance stack up or oblivious riders or both? see how your bike performs for u then decide.