Considering a 2009 Ultra Classic Electra Glide
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Sold my 97 Ultra in Sept and bought an 09- right now I have a little over 7000 miles on it and have loved every minute on it. The handling is totally different from the 97 and takes about 200 miles or so to get used to. It rides like a touring bike and handles like a sport bike. Best ride on the road!!!!
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Looks like Bully Hill, DeafUltra!
Well Arkport made me ride one today. Mmmmmm... Smitten. The heal toe shifter felt a bit odd and it felt heavy when I stopped at lights but up and running it was really no harder to ride than my Burgman 650. Never thought I'd like that rumble after my silent Burgman but it is sort of cool ain't it?
Well Arkport made me ride one today. Mmmmmm... Smitten. The heal toe shifter felt a bit odd and it felt heavy when I stopped at lights but up and running it was really no harder to ride than my Burgman 650. Never thought I'd like that rumble after my silent Burgman but it is sort of cool ain't it?
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That's the beauty of these forums, you get alot of good info. I took the class last september on a suzuki 250 and waited til november to get my bike. Never have I owned or riden a motorcycle in my life til I took the course. I took the plunge and got me a 09 EGC. the bike is huge! 750 lbs and the wife tells me I look small in it but I LOVE IT! I'm 5'7" 165 lbs and stil manage to handle the bike quiet well. Go for the 09' harley, you wont regret it at all!!!!!
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Go for it, I have been riding a KLR650 Dual sport for the past 2 years and my wife and I rented an 09 Ultra for a long weekend trip to Va Beach. It took all of about 1 hour to get used to the bike even with her on it. The rest of the weekend was great, in fact so great I pick up my new Ultra this week. For the size that bike handles better than the smaller one with her on the back. I don't think you can wrong on this one.
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Looks like Bully Hill, DeafUltra!
Well Arkport made me ride one today. Mmmmmm... Smitten. The heal toe shifter felt a bit odd and it felt heavy when I stopped at lights but up and running it was really no harder to ride than my Burgman 650. Never thought I'd like that rumble after my silent Burgman but it is sort of cool ain't it?
Well Arkport made me ride one today. Mmmmmm... Smitten. The heal toe shifter felt a bit odd and it felt heavy when I stopped at lights but up and running it was really no harder to ride than my Burgman 650. Never thought I'd like that rumble after my silent Burgman but it is sort of cool ain't it?
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The front/rear heel toe shifter can be adjusted to your likings once you purchase the bike. Less than 5 minute job then you're good to go. Sure felt heavy the first few rides, but you'll forget the heavy part and enjoy the ultimate rides every time you go out.
Let us know once you make your purchase and be sure to post photos here.
Good Luck,
Thorey
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And usually I comparison shop AFTER I buy something. Read Consumer Reports about my new car when it's in the driveway, etc...