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Welcome Area OnlyNew Member Welcome Area Only. Be sure to pop in here and introduce yourself & let us know what Harley Davidson you own. Save your bike related questions for the proper area.
I'm new to the group, and new to Harleys in general. Just picked up a brand new (2013) Ultra Classic Limited. I've always loved the styling, and after shopping all the options (Victory, GW, Concourse, etc) I finally pulled the trigger on the Harley.
So is it normal to feel a weird urge to buy a t-shirt every friggin time I drive by a Harley dealership. I got my bike last Wed, then flew out of town on Thursday, and by the time I got back I had three new Harley T-shirts from each town in AZ I visited.
Been riding sport bikes for years - started with an FZ6 and got bored with that quickly, then went to a Ducati Monster 1100, then an Aprilia Tuono Factory. The Harley is a significant departure for me - a touring bike instead of a sport bike, and I'm loving the comfort, ability to carry stuff, and ability to listen to a radio.
I do miss the acceleration though...
Anyway - looking forward to this new adventure. Have fun, and hope to meet you all on the road, on the boards, or at a great burger joint. You can't miss me. I'm the guy who's used to riding a 450 pound bike, trying to push a 1000 lb bike backwards up a hill because I haven't figured out what to look for when parking yet....the little bikes are so easy to throw around. This new one - not so much.
Welcome and congrats on the new sled.....You will soon forget the crotch rockets and go for comfort..And some of the new Geezer Glides have some power..
ENJOY!!!
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