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Thinking of buying a touring bike. My choice would be either Road King or Street Glide. Don't really much care for the Stereo since I wear an ear plugs and a full face helmet when I ride. Having said that, I was told that the R/K would be a much better touring bike than the Street Glide.
If I didn't enjoy the music and used a FF helmet all the time I would get the Roadking. I road my dads King (with the wife) one day a couple hundred miles, it was enough to convince me that I wanted a touring bike bad. I went with the streetglide since I wanted the music.
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