New Road King
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From: Southern Colorado
You might get away with telling that to your wife....but on the forum??!!
BTW - Damned Nice Bike!!
BTW - Damned Nice Bike!!
Gorgeous bike! Has there been any improvements in the stock seat since I bought my 2010? Because I also wanted to leave mine completely stock, but the stock seat had to go ... then I had to change out the bars to get comfy. But, never had any regrets getting a Road King!
Congrats.
Mike
Congrats.
Mike
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From: Atlanta
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Joined: Jan 2013
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From: Myrtle Beach,SC
I said the same and so for eh so good. Only $200 Wild Pig slip ons and Variable Xieds. Done. No Cams No air Kit, No tunes, Bike is quick enough and now loud enough and rich enough. Although I can still hear the racket in the top end. Hoping RedLine will cure some of that.
I vowed initially because I was not sure I would keep it and a stock bike is a much easier sell than one that has been messed with internally. (At least that is my deal breaker) Another thing is people usually don't report issues with stock bikes. No "tunes" needed. Just run it. I can put my bike back completely stock in 30 minutes.
I vowed initially because I was not sure I would keep it and a stock bike is a much easier sell than one that has been messed with internally. (At least that is my deal breaker) Another thing is people usually don't report issues with stock bikes. No "tunes" needed. Just run it. I can put my bike back completely stock in 30 minutes.
Last edited by TenMidgets; Apr 6, 2014 at 12:06 PM.
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Joined: May 2009
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From: Third Coast TX
I said the same and so for eh so good. Only $200 Wild Pig slip ons and Variable Xieds. Done. No Cams No air Kit, No tunes, Bike is quick enough and now loud enough and rich enough. Although I can still hear the racket in the top end. Hoping RedLine will cure some of that.
I vowed initially because I was not sure I would keep it and a stock bike is a much easier sell than one that has been messed with internally. (At least that is my deal breaker) Another thing is people usually don't report issues with stock bikes. No "tunes" needed. Just run it. I can put my bike back completely stock in 30 minutes.
I vowed initially because I was not sure I would keep it and a stock bike is a much easier sell than one that has been messed with internally. (At least that is my deal breaker) Another thing is people usually don't report issues with stock bikes. No "tunes" needed. Just run it. I can put my bike back completely stock in 30 minutes.
I rode three 2014 models and told myself "If one of these isn't perfect for me As Is" don't buy this year".
Oh yeah I promised SWMBO I would be all done with this one.....
Last edited by Freebee; Apr 6, 2014 at 01:10 PM.