Bang for your buck
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RE: Bang for your buck
It depends on what you want to spend a You'll be using the bike for.I would go with the Ultra but there's a Lotta difference in the price of the 3 bikes you mentioned.I went with the Classic because for the money it was the best deal plus I had no use for the lower fairings or the CB and I don't like paying for things I'm not going to use.I guess it all comes down to personal preference.I never considered the Road Glide due to the fact I didn't know if I could get used to the fixed fairing but I like the way they look.The Street Glide was not out when I bought mine but I would have gone with the Classic anyway for the tour pack.Just my .02 cents.
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RE: Bang for your buck
Ultra hands down. CB, cruise, intercom (for the SO), CD,...has it all.
The lowers? I ran in 110 heat and had no prob with them on...and they sure stop road spray in rain or puddles. PLus, the glove boxes are handy for stashing smokes, CDs, gloves, doo rags, condoms (just to see if you;re payin' attention on that last one!).
The goodies ya get more than comp. for the grand or so more.
The lowers? I ran in 110 heat and had no prob with them on...and they sure stop road spray in rain or puddles. PLus, the glove boxes are handy for stashing smokes, CDs, gloves, doo rags, condoms (just to see if you;re payin' attention on that last one!).
The goodies ya get more than comp. for the grand or so more.
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RE: Bang for your buck
Value wise the Ultra is the best bang for the buck. You can strip it to a Street Glide a lot cheaper than you can take the Street Glide to an Ultra and you have the best of all worlds.
If you don't want a CB radio, or lower fairings, then the Classic would be a good choice. That is the route I went, and then stripped to a Street Glide. I did not want a CB, and since I rode solo I didn't need the rear speakers or intercom. I wouldn't have minded having the cruise control and lower fairing though.
As Tripper said, the Road Glide is also a good choice. I don't like the frame mounted fairing as well as the batwings, but that is just a personal thing.
Regards,
Bill
If you don't want a CB radio, or lower fairings, then the Classic would be a good choice. That is the route I went, and then stripped to a Street Glide. I did not want a CB, and since I rode solo I didn't need the rear speakers or intercom. I wouldn't have minded having the cruise control and lower fairing though.
As Tripper said, the Road Glide is also a good choice. I don't like the frame mounted fairing as well as the batwings, but that is just a personal thing.
Regards,
Bill
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