Road King as a commuter bike...
#1
Road King as a commuter bike...
Due to the incredibly ridiculous cost of gas, I am commuting almost everyday on my Road King. Anyone else using a touring bike as their main transportation?
#2
RE: Road King as a commuter bike...
I have a Heritage. Don't know if that is considered a touring bike or not, but it's big and has saddlebags. I've been commuting on it since I got it. About 700 miles per week back and forth to work.
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RE: Road King as a commuter bike...
ORIGINAL: jbnl163
Due to the incredibly ridiculous cost of gas, I am commuting almost everyday on my Road King. Anyone else using a touring bike as their main transportation?
Due to the incredibly ridiculous cost of gas, I am commuting almost everyday on my Road King. Anyone else using a touring bike as their main transportation?
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RE: Road King as a commuter bike...
ORIGINAL: kingk9
I have a Heritage. Don't know if that is considered a touring bike or not, but it's big and has saddlebags. I've been commuting on it since I got it. About 700 miles per week back and forth to work.
I have a Heritage. Don't know if that is considered a touring bike or not, but it's big and has saddlebags. I've been commuting on it since I got it. About 700 miles per week back and forth to work.
#5
RE: Road King as a commuter bike...
Oh, yeah! I'm getting some wet gear so I can tolerate the light rainy days to and from work and not look too much like a drowned rat at work.
#7
RE: Road King as a commuter bike...
Not a touring bike but I do ride my 1200 as a commuter every day about 90 miles.
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RE: Road King as a commuter bike...
ORIGINAL: jbnl163
Technically, it's not a tourer, but it's damn close. That was the bike I wanted if I couldn't get a Road King. Nice ride bro.
ORIGINAL: kingk9
I have a Heritage. Don't know if that is considered a touring bike or not, but it's big and has saddlebags. I've been commuting on it since I got it. About 700 miles per week back and forth to work.
I have a Heritage. Don't know if that is considered a touring bike or not, but it's big and has saddlebags. I've been commuting on it since I got it. About 700 miles per week back and forth to work.
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RE: Road King as a commuter bike...
I've been using my RoadKing as my commuter bike on and offfor several years now. Have also used, when I had a job that I could get away with wearing jeans daily at work and didn't have to carry a laptop, a Sucker Punch Sally bobber as my commuter - most funI ever had commuting to work!
Two years ago I bought and used a Yamaha 650 for about 8 months since I had to commute to, and leave my bike outside, in a "seedy" part of New Jersey. Bought the Yamaha used and really didn't care if someone stole it - would have ticked me off if I had my RoadKing stolen. My Sporty, below, is now going into service as my daily commuter bike (that's what the rack on the back is for) as it gets over 48 MPG and I'm tired of abusing my RK.
Two years ago I bought and used a Yamaha 650 for about 8 months since I had to commute to, and leave my bike outside, in a "seedy" part of New Jersey. Bought the Yamaha used and really didn't care if someone stole it - would have ticked me off if I had my RoadKing stolen. My Sporty, below, is now going into service as my daily commuter bike (that's what the rack on the back is for) as it gets over 48 MPG and I'm tired of abusing my RK.