TOAK, The Thread of All Knowledge Part XIII
10-13-2019 | 10:14 AM
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That said, I would look at Can Am a bit harder next time.
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zal (10-13-2019)
10-13-2019 | 10:16 AM
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It is definitely a Polaris thing. I belong to that forum as well and everyone has the issue. Other than that the thing has been dependable, works hard, and plays hard. Cheryl and I have taken it to trails a few times and we have a blast. Sad thing is, even on a trail it rides smoother and is more comfortable than my Street Glide on the road. The suspension and seat are excellent.
That said, I would look at Can Am a bit harder next time.
That said, I would look at Can Am a bit harder next time.
10-13-2019 | 10:25 AM
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Uncle Larry (10-13-2019)
10-13-2019 | 10:37 AM
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Morning Larry. Sorry you're feeling poorly. Lot of that going around I hear. My son has a bad one.
The true test is if it rides smoothly in Wisconsin Russ. Those billiard smooth roads you all enjoy south of the Mason-Dixon are nothing like what we have up here. It's not even a knock on the Street Glide really. The only bikes that ride smoothly up here have at least 7 inches of travel.
The true test is if it rides smoothly in Wisconsin Russ. Those billiard smooth roads you all enjoy south of the Mason-Dixon are nothing like what we have up here. It's not even a knock on the Street Glide really. The only bikes that ride smoothly up here have at least 7 inches of travel.
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Uncle Larry (10-13-2019)
10-13-2019 | 10:39 AM
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Morning Larry. Sorry you're feeling poorly. Lot of that going around I hear. My son has a bad one.
The true test is if it rides smoothly in Wisconsin Russ. Those billiard smooth roads you all enjoy south of the Mason-Dixon are nothing like what we have up here. It's not even a knock on the Street Glide really. The only bikes that ride smoothly up here have at least 7 inches of travel.
The true test is if it rides smoothly in Wisconsin Russ. Those billiard smooth roads you all enjoy south of the Mason-Dixon are nothing like what we have up here. It's not even a knock on the Street Glide really. The only bikes that ride smoothly up here have at least 7 inches of travel.