Is it just my imagination or....
#5
alas..... "the best kept secret" of Harley.... is now just about COMMON......
When I bought my bike.... you would see 148 HD's between each FLTR.... now I see them everywhere.
Used to be... you'd get a used RG for thousands LESS than a comparable Street Glide, EG standard, or Road King.....or??? at least MINE was.... as were the other ones I saw for sale.
guss I'll just keep what I have
When I bought my bike.... you would see 148 HD's between each FLTR.... now I see them everywhere.
Used to be... you'd get a used RG for thousands LESS than a comparable Street Glide, EG standard, or Road King.....or??? at least MINE was.... as were the other ones I saw for sale.
guss I'll just keep what I have
#7
Don't do it!!!
The fairing is a pain in the *** to put back on and align. (Unless you read the Manual) The Wellnuts keep falling inside of the fairing. And worst of all is the buffeting you get for you helmet wearers. Non-helment wears are not as affected. You're gonna change your windshiled at least (AND I MEAN) at least 3 times before you figure out which one fits best. And you can't reach the radio (LMFAO!!!)
(J/k)
With the popularity of Roadglides I guess I can fetch maybe a little more money for those jumping on the bandwagon.
Thanks suckas!!!
The fairing is a pain in the *** to put back on and align. (Unless you read the Manual) The Wellnuts keep falling inside of the fairing. And worst of all is the buffeting you get for you helmet wearers. Non-helment wears are not as affected. You're gonna change your windshiled at least (AND I MEAN) at least 3 times before you figure out which one fits best. And you can't reach the radio (LMFAO!!!)
(J/k)
With the popularity of Roadglides I guess I can fetch maybe a little more money for those jumping on the bandwagon.
Thanks suckas!!!
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#10
Yes. Seeing alot more of theme here in MD as well. A friend of mine has had his for 4 years. His was just about the only one i ever saw on the roads around here. Just the other day I was at a local bike friendly bar and there were 3 of them parked in the lot. Go figure.
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