Help me pull the trigger...
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Cruiser
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Help me pull the trigger...
Ok I absolutely love my SuperGlide but am 90% convinced I want to move into the touring world and am liking the ElectraGlides with a quick detach setup for the tour packs so I can strip it down a little for cruising around town.
I am just having a hard time letting go of my SuperGlide as it is just so much fun to ride around town and I love the look of it. I would like both but that isn't possible right now and I really think I would ride more with the touring model.
So help me...talk me into this. Will I regret it or do you think even if I had both bikes once I "ride the glide" I wouldn't take the SuperGlide out that much? That's what I am thinking.
I am just having a hard time letting go of my SuperGlide as it is just so much fun to ride around town and I love the look of it. I would like both but that isn't possible right now and I really think I would ride more with the touring model.
So help me...talk me into this. Will I regret it or do you think even if I had both bikes once I "ride the glide" I wouldn't take the SuperGlide out that much? That's what I am thinking.
Road Master
Joined: Jan 2007
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From: East Alton IL
You will walk out and kick the Super Glide every time as you get on the Dresser and ride off 6 months after you get it you will wonder why you ever waited so long these new Touring bikes with the new frame and the 103 are the Shiz... take the word of an old V-Rod/Sportster/Softail rider if you have the means I highly recommend getting one today
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Get the street glide. The super glide is an iconic legend but if you are drawn to the street glide you should get the street glide and not waste anymore precious time wishing you had one. The street glide won't be as nimble or fast but it will be more comfortable and you can listen to your favorite tunes behind that wind protecting fairing. All there is too it is to do it. I am sure you will have a blast on the street glide.
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I traded my Dyna Street Bob on my 2011 Street Glide. I thought I'd miss my SB, but that ain't the case. The SG is more comfortable and handles better. I don't regret letting her go at all. You'll be the same way as soon as you do the deal & get some miles on the EG.
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From: Ventura Co.
You will walk out and kick the Super Glide every time as you get on the Dresser and ride off 6 months after you get it you will wonder why you ever waited so long these new Touring bikes with the new frame and the 103 are the Shiz... take the word of an old V-Rod/Sportster/Softail rider if you have the means I highly recommend getting one today
Get the Ultra classic if you're always 2 up or the Street-glide if your solo most of the time.
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Ok I absolutely love my SuperGlide but am 90% convinced I want to move into the touring world and am liking the ElectraGlides with a quick detach setup for the tour packs so I can strip it down a little for cruising around town.
I am just having a hard time letting go of my SuperGlide as it is just so much fun to ride around town and I love the look of it. I would like both but that isn't possible right now and I really think I would ride more with the touring model.
So help me...talk me into this. Will I regret it or do you think even if I had both bikes once I "ride the glide" I wouldn't take the SuperGlide out that much? That's what I am thinking.
I am just having a hard time letting go of my SuperGlide as it is just so much fun to ride around town and I love the look of it. I would like both but that isn't possible right now and I really think I would ride more with the touring model.
So help me...talk me into this. Will I regret it or do you think even if I had both bikes once I "ride the glide" I wouldn't take the SuperGlide out that much? That's what I am thinking.
And you shouldn't pull the trigger. The trigger should be squeezed with even pressure. Pulling the trigger will result on very inconsistent shots and plays havoc with your groups.
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