Considering Heritage Classic as first bike
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Considering Heritage Classic as first bike
I just wanted to get some advice. I'm overseas right now but will be buying a Harley as soon as I get back. I really like the look of the Heritage Softail Classic. I just wanted to get some advice about it. Road King was another Harley I looked at for a while, but I really think the Heritage is a sexy.
My background on motorcycles is almost none. I've ridden a V-Star a few times but just as I was getting ready to buy my first motorcycle, I got orders to Korea so I put it on hold (that was actually for the better so I could save up money and buy a Harley as my first). I'm about 6'2" and, from what I could tell, this would be a pretty comfortible ride. Granted, I won't know for sure until I can check it out in person, but I figure I'll get some insight from ya'll.
My background on motorcycles is almost none. I've ridden a V-Star a few times but just as I was getting ready to buy my first motorcycle, I got orders to Korea so I put it on hold (that was actually for the better so I could save up money and buy a Harley as my first). I'm about 6'2" and, from what I could tell, this would be a pretty comfortible ride. Granted, I won't know for sure until I can check it out in person, but I figure I'll get some insight from ya'll.
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The heritage was my first bike after i got back to riding (25 yrs ago) looked at the rkc but just liked the way the heritage felt and looked. i have a stage 1 sert and v&h true duals. I have done several 300+ mile trips with no problem. you will enjoy it.
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I have a RK and a Heritage. I love them both and they're different.My Heritage is getting compliments almost every time I park it. The RK has a slightly better ride, the Heritage seems a bit more stable on the freeway, and the Heritage's low frame means I have to turn a bit more carefully to avoid scraping the foot rests on turns.
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AF Rider, I forgot to tell you THANK YOU for your service. It is always an honor to meet with our service men. The Heritage is a great bike, like eveyone is telling you they have a place among all of us. My wife rides a new Heritage and is loving it. I have been spoiled by the RoadKing, but I can't help but have a certain feel for the Heritage Classics. They can change there looks better than any other bike around.
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Check out the Deluxe too. I like it better than the Heritage. The Deluxe's seat and ground clearance is lower to the ground giving it a sporty/cool look and ride. Not to mention buying a heritage means getting all of those extras that the Deluxe doesn't have as standard. With the Deluxe you can buy all those accessories yourself but you're not restricted to buy what Harley decides to give you. I didn't want a cookie cutter bike that everyone else was going to have. It's kind of a waste of money to buy those stock parts on the bike then go buy different stuff and try to sell the stock crap at a loss. Just my opinion. Plus white walls are cool.
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