Heritage Classic vs fatboy
#81
10-28-2012, 08:47 PM
I'd go with a little trim. Maybe like what's on the deluxe. No trim just looks like something's missing on these big fenders.
#82
10-28-2012, 09:33 PM
Go for the Heritage!
I broke my back a number of years ago and have rods and nuts&bolts holding my spine together. As a result I still have a funky right leg (nerve damage). I initially had an 08 Ultra Classic (FLHTCU) but found it too heavy and awkward handling at low speed. I eventually got rid of the Ultra and bought a 2004 Heritage Softail. Great Bike!! alot lighter than the FLH and as a result handles like a sportbike compared to the Ultra Classic. Seat height is very low making balance a snap and the suspension is excellent (I'm 6ft 220lbs).
The only complaint I have with mine is a lack of a 6th gear, but that has been fixed by Harley in later model years.
Great bike for touring or just a zip around town.
The only complaint I have with mine is a lack of a 6th gear, but that has been fixed by Harley in later model years.
Great bike for touring or just a zip around town.
#83
10-28-2012, 11:15 PM
Tourer
I broke my back a number of years ago and have rods and nuts&bolts holding my spine together. As a result I still have a funky right leg (nerve damage). I initially had an 08 Ultra Classic (FLHTCU) but found it too heavy and awkward handling at low speed. I eventually got rid of the Ultra and bought a 2004 Heritage Softail. Great Bike!! alot lighter than the FLH and as a result handles like a sportbike compared to the Ultra Classic. Seat height is very low making balance a snap and the suspension is excellent (I'm 6ft 220lbs).
The only complaint I have with mine is a lack of a 6th gear, but that has been fixed by Harley in later model years.
Great bike for touring or just a zip around town.
The only complaint I have with mine is a lack of a 6th gear, but that has been fixed by Harley in later model years.
Great bike for touring or just a zip around town.
#84
10-28-2012, 11:17 PM
Tourer
You could prolly get 48 bottles in there... if you stack 'em well and use some newspaper between each layer and ride very "gingerly" home so as not to damage the booty! 
I've been known to hoist a few Guinness' myself. It's not about the brand of beer the Heritage can haul... It's the fact that she can haul 'em! 
I've been known to hoist a few Guinness' myself. It's not about the brand of beer the Heritage can haul... It's the fact that she can haul 'em! 
#86
10-29-2012, 12:02 PM
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