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Currently own 1999 Yamaha Road Star 1600 with all the extras. Trying to decide which model of HD to buy to replace the Road Star. My lady says get one with wrap around back rest or no more long rides. Suggestions?
The ultra is a nice ride. If you do a lot of 2 up riding that bike provides all the storage and comforts. I would recommend you rent one for a weekend to see how you both like it. Most dealers will offer you the rental fees towards the purchase.
Think most people suggest to post this in the general area. Rent is the answer. However my dealer will let you test drive if you promise to buy two. Just kidding but they do do test drives.
Currently own 1999 Yamaha Road Star 1600 with all the extras. Trying to decide which model of HD to buy to replace the Road Star. My lady says get one with wrap around back rest or no more long rides. Suggestions?
Thanks much
The Ultra Classic is the way to go,unless you have long pockets & can afford the SE version!!!
As mentioned earlier to not get in deep a Road Glide Ultra or Electra Glide Ultra would do the trick with a little less power and lot less amenties and bling.
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