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I have been riding Wide Glides forever, but bought my Heritage to cruise.
Next step, a Geezer Bike..:rofl:
Next step, a Geezer Bike..:rofl:
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Yep. V&H's, Not too Loud and Not too soft..:rideRAT... No argument from me... including the FLSTC color! Looks like The V&H BSS's or the Python equivalent delivering the music. Big sound eh?
Oooo, no way. Love carburetion. The sound is inimitable! I'm at 8800ft elev and have specifically ordered carbed H-D's for the great performance they deliver year round here... regardless of altitude or temps. I know FI is top shelf, having rented many H-D FI bikes, and I know carb is no longer offered, but if/when I get an FI bike some year, it will be reluctantly.Love mine even the stupid carb... which I guess is now vintage
Great bike.
Here's mine
The garage is 20 years old (I had the house built 20 years ago) and the neighbors give me heck for the cleanliness of it. We do allot of laughing about it over beers while standing in the garage (it gives them an excuse to come over for beer!), even in the winter as I have a 45,000 furnace that heats only the garage.Nice.Clean.That garage has to be new!
Is that an after market stock width passenger seat or is the bike a 99 model? We've been looking for a stock width pass seat with the silver buttons to match the back rest and front seat.
The good news is my wife also has the noassatall syndrome (plus she is only 5 ft tall and in good shape, if I may brag a little bit), but she likes the wider seat that was installed.My wife has sat on the wider ones and she doesn't like them.She has the noassatall syndrome,I have the same thing.Guess I'll get the buttons installed on the factory passenger seat from a vender at an event.
Harley Guy, Your post reminds me of the saying "One will never find a motorcycle parked at the psychiatrist's office!"