View Poll Results: After seeing the 2018 Models are you now planning on buying one?
Yes, I like what I see
260
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No, I don't like any of the new models
454
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After seeing the 2018 line-up, Are you going to buy?
#151
08-23-2017 | 02:11 PM
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#152
08-23-2017 | 02:17 PM
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#154
08-23-2017 | 02:24 PM
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#159
08-23-2017 | 02:37 PM
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I like some of the new changes and colors. The Fat Bob looks great, so do the Heritage Deluxe and the Street Bob. The Twisted Cherry, black tempest and black earth fade are my favs.
What I can't get past is the jack hike in prices $1100 on most models but what's totally F@#ked is black out a bike like the Streetglide Special and CVO and increase the price by $4000 & $5000. That's CDN $$.
A 2017 Streetglide Special vivid black started @ $28,499 and the 2018 lists for $32,499. 2017 CVO $48,699, 2018 $53,699. You're talking $60,000 for a freaking motorcycle, they must be out of their minds.
What I can't get past is the jack hike in prices $1100 on most models but what's totally F@#ked is black out a bike like the Streetglide Special and CVO and increase the price by $4000 & $5000. That's CDN $$.
A 2017 Streetglide Special vivid black started @ $28,499 and the 2018 lists for $32,499. 2017 CVO $48,699, 2018 $53,699. You're talking $60,000 for a freaking motorcycle, they must be out of their minds.
#160
08-23-2017 | 02:41 PM
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Probably not buying anything this year because I'm about to spend the equivalent of a down-payment plus the first few months loan installments on dental work, but, if I were looking to upgrade from my '08 Sportster, that Softail Heritage Classic would be exactly what I would be looking for.
When I do eventually upgrade, I want something that'll have a bit longer highway range than my Sporty, carry a little more, and still look good. Tough call between the Softail Heritage Classic and a Road King, but I think the Softail wins for being a hundred pounds lighter.
When I do eventually upgrade, I want something that'll have a bit longer highway range than my Sporty, carry a little more, and still look good. Tough call between the Softail Heritage Classic and a Road King, but I think the Softail wins for being a hundred pounds lighter.