SG vs RG - Opinions needed
#12
RE: SG vs RG - Opinions needed
its funny, everyone seems to sy that the RG handles better than the batwings, and it would seem to make sense, but when I rode the RG yesterday, it didn't seem to be miles ahead in terms of handling compared to the EG I rode last summer. my primary concern is that the SG is more of an "around town" bike, and I want to be able to put on major miles occasionally.
that Ultra looks awesome Loch - can't see any of the wires where you detached the Tour Pack - how much work was it to make the bike look that way?
that Ultra looks awesome Loch - can't see any of the wires where you detached the Tour Pack - how much work was it to make the bike look that way?
#13
RE: SG vs RG - Opinions needed
Thanks! The wires are coiled up in a zip lock bag under the seat directly over the battery. I purchased the docking hardware and the quick detach rack to make the tour pak detachable. I added a $35 tune trapper antenna under the fairing so I’m still able to have tunes without the whip antenna. Then I added that Corbin dual touring seat for comfort and appearance. I’m guessing about 50% of the members of this board have their EGC’s and EGUC’s set up this way. It’s really pretty easy. I can have the tour pak reattached and the speakers hooked back up and ready to tour in about 15 minutes.
ORIGINAL: katoomofdoom
that Ultra looks awesome Loch - can't see any of the wires where you detached the Tour Pack - how much work was it to make the bike look that way?
that Ultra looks awesome Loch - can't see any of the wires where you detached the Tour Pack - how much work was it to make the bike look that way?
#16
RE: SG vs RG - Opinions needed
Here's my opinion.
After switching with my buddy for about 50 miles last weekend, the lowered SG rides rougher than the non-lowered touring HD's. If your going to lower the RG then I would say it comes down to looks. For me, I love the Street Glide. (not really a fan of the shark nosed RG) The SG was the exact look I was going for without buying a million $ worth of add-ons. Better looking turn signals front and rear, Filler panels between SaddleBags, StreamLiner Pegs and foot boards, ect. I am actually considering raising my SG to get the softer ride due to the long trips I've got planned this summer.
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2001 Suzuki Hayabusa
1978 FLH with 93"
2006 Street Glide (Bone Stock)
After switching with my buddy for about 50 miles last weekend, the lowered SG rides rougher than the non-lowered touring HD's. If your going to lower the RG then I would say it comes down to looks. For me, I love the Street Glide. (not really a fan of the shark nosed RG) The SG was the exact look I was going for without buying a million $ worth of add-ons. Better looking turn signals front and rear, Filler panels between SaddleBags, StreamLiner Pegs and foot boards, ect. I am actually considering raising my SG to get the softer ride due to the long trips I've got planned this summer.
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2001 Suzuki Hayabusa
1978 FLH with 93"
2006 Street Glide (Bone Stock)
#17
RE: SG vs RG - Opinions needed
ORIGINAL: Loch
Thanks! The wires are coiled up in a zip lock bag under the seat directly over the battery. I purchased the docking hardware and the quick detach rack to make the tour pak detachable. I added a $35 tune trapper antenna under the fairing so I’m still able to have tunes without the whip antenna. Then I added that Corbin dual touring seat for comfort and appearance. I’m guessing about 50% of the members of this board have their EGC’s and EGUC’s set up this way. It’s really pretty easy. I can have the tour pak reattached and the speakers hooked back up and ready to tour in about 15 minutes.
Thanks! The wires are coiled up in a zip lock bag under the seat directly over the battery. I purchased the docking hardware and the quick detach rack to make the tour pak detachable. I added a $35 tune trapper antenna under the fairing so I’m still able to have tunes without the whip antenna. Then I added that Corbin dual touring seat for comfort and appearance. I’m guessing about 50% of the members of this board have their EGC’s and EGUC’s set up this way. It’s really pretty easy. I can have the tour pak reattached and the speakers hooked back up and ready to tour in about 15 minutes.
ORIGINAL: katoomofdoom
that Ultra looks awesome Loch - can't see any of the wires where you detached the Tour Pack - how much work was it to make the bike look that way?
that Ultra looks awesome Loch - can't see any of the wires where you detached the Tour Pack - how much work was it to make the bike look that way?
#19
#20
RE: SG vs RG - Opinions needed
i checked out the streetglide today at the local dealer, sitting on it at least. out of all the abovementioned bikes - ultra, RG, EG - the SG felt the lightest and was easiest to get off the stand and roll around. it really feels tiny, i bet it's hugely flickable on the road.