Road King Frame change
#11
I will tell you i rode my 09 Roadking Classic from washington state to massachusetts and back all in 3 weeks...(did a little partying in VT in the middle) what a joy...rode a 05 Roadking before...and owned a sporty...this bike is so well mannered...so comfy....i had zero issues with it...was a night and day diff between the 05 RKC and the sporty....handles great, very easy to manuver, handles great in turns...bike is just beautiful...
Thx for all the info. and to tell you the truth I probably don't ride my sportster like a sportster. I am not all about the twisties and curves I enjoy a cruise.
the storage is a big + for me I work at Intel and would like storage for my laptop and backpack. don't like to wear a backpack.
Plus my wife likes to ride on back. my 1200XL custom with progressive shocks does fine but the seating really is not great for my ol' lady.
the storage is a big + for me I work at Intel and would like storage for my laptop and backpack. don't like to wear a backpack.
Plus my wife likes to ride on back. my 1200XL custom with progressive shocks does fine but the seating really is not great for my ol' lady.
#12
I must be one of the only guys that has never experienced this so called "wobble" with pre-09 frames. I have about 20k on my 08 RK, I ride hard and sometimes very fast. I was with a few friends on some sweeping curves a few weeks back and we were hitting those corners at close to 95mph, I have yet to experience this so called wobble that everybody seems to think they must buy a kit to fix (including some of my friends that will do about anything the dealer tells them they should do.) Where I live, all the roads are curvy and sometimes rough from poor maintenance, I guess I must be used to it or I just don't see it? Maybe it's just me? Sometimes I think Harley creates problem **** to sell **** solutions.
I say this because I has a salesman (really a kid that was programed to say this, because he does not ride a bagger, but a buell)) trying to sell me a 09 because of this "dangerous" problem on my bike. I told him he was full of crap and if that is his sales tactic for selling new bikes, then Harley should fix my old one for free if it is that dangerous, I told him he needs a new approach when talking to experienced riders and walked away from him.
I say this because I has a salesman (really a kid that was programed to say this, because he does not ride a bagger, but a buell)) trying to sell me a 09 because of this "dangerous" problem on my bike. I told him he was full of crap and if that is his sales tactic for selling new bikes, then Harley should fix my old one for free if it is that dangerous, I told him he needs a new approach when talking to experienced riders and walked away from him.
Last edited by nhbiker1961; 08-24-2009 at 06:24 AM.
#13
I must be one of the only guys that has never experienced this so called "wobble" with pre-09 frames. I have about 20k on my 08 RK, I ride hard and sometimes very fast. I was with a few friends on some sweeping curves a few weeks back and we were hitting those corners at close to 95mph, I have yet to experience this so called wobble that everybody seems to think they must buy a kit to fix (including some of my friends that will do about anything the dealer tells them they should do.) Where I live, all the roads are curvy and sometimes rough from poor maintenance, I guess I must be used to it or I just don't see it? Maybe it's just me? Sometimes I think Harley creates problem **** to sell **** solutions.
I say this because I has a salesman (really a kid that was programed to say this, because he does not ride a bagger, but a buell)) trying to sell me a 09 because of this "dangerous" problem on my bike. I told him he was full of crap and if that is his sales tactic for selling new bikes, then Harley should fix my old one for free if it is that dangerous, I told him he needs a new approach when talking to experienced riders and walked away from him.
I say this because I has a salesman (really a kid that was programed to say this, because he does not ride a bagger, but a buell)) trying to sell me a 09 because of this "dangerous" problem on my bike. I told him he was full of crap and if that is his sales tactic for selling new bikes, then Harley should fix my old one for free if it is that dangerous, I told him he needs a new approach when talking to experienced riders and walked away from him.
Terry
#15
I must be one of the only guys that has never experienced this so called "wobble" with pre-09 frames. I have about 20k on my 08 RK, I ride hard and sometimes very fast. I was with a few friends on some sweeping curves a few weeks back and we were hitting those corners at close to 95mph, I have yet to experience this so called wobble that everybody seems to think they must buy a kit to fix (including some of my friends that will do about anything the dealer tells them they should do.) Where I live, all the roads are curvy and sometimes rough from poor maintenance, I guess I must be used to it or I just don't see it? Maybe it's just me? Sometimes I think Harley creates problem **** to sell **** solutions.
I say this because I has a salesman (really a kid that was programed to say this, because he does not ride a bagger, but a buell)) trying to sell me a 09 because of this "dangerous" problem on my bike. I told him he was full of crap and if that is his sales tactic for selling new bikes, then Harley should fix my old one for free if it is that dangerous, I told him he needs a new approach when talking to experienced riders and walked away from him.
I say this because I has a salesman (really a kid that was programed to say this, because he does not ride a bagger, but a buell)) trying to sell me a 09 because of this "dangerous" problem on my bike. I told him he was full of crap and if that is his sales tactic for selling new bikes, then Harley should fix my old one for free if it is that dangerous, I told him he needs a new approach when talking to experienced riders and walked away from him.
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