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As of the screen on a RGU simple move speedo and tach to the faring put screen where the they are now simple and easy to do. Type of stuff has already been done on after market ones.
I am betting they will release a 2015 RGU. If not after a lot of years I have purchased my last new Harley.
As for a mid year release unlikely with the 500 and the 750 just to much going on.
Who really knows what Harley is planning . They seem to be full of surprises lately. First the introduction of liquid cooled heads , then the completely new all liquid cooled 500 & 750 , who saw that coming ? Are they softening us up for some thing radical or just some refinements to the RG . . .. . . time will tell.
The only company that keeps a better secret than Harley is Coca-Cola. So forget anything a dealer tells you as they're the last to know anything new. Most honest dealers will tell you that. All we can do is wait and see.
was at HD dealer was talking about the new RG . biggest problem was with the new radio . the touch screen was to far away. looking at introducing at the winter meeting early july release
July is not "mid-year" the model year is late August thru late August with manufacturing starting in July. If released in July, it will be an early 2015. My sources (LOL) say February on the dealer floors.
July is not "mid-year" the model year is late August thru late August with manufacturing starting in July. If released in July, it will be an early 2015. My sources (LOL) say February on the dealer floors.
all liquid cooled.
It's coming.
It's the way to keep the government off
The backs of motorcycle manufacturers.
Big push to clean up the air.
I can actually confirm this rumor. as my good friend at the dealer has heard the announcement in a bulletin. no pics yet. so the faring may be changed, and it may not be the "roadglide" we're used to, but it will be a mid year release
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