Streetglide or Roadglide ? Which is better ?

[West Coast Struttin]

Frankly, I think liquid cooling is the way to go anyway...
I said 10 years ago after riding my first V-Rod that Harley should punch it up to 1600 or 1800ccs
and put it in a bagger but no one listened!
Now looks like Indian is listening...

NO DOUBT water cooled is better. I came from a water cooled bike to my streetglide and as soon as the weather got above 85 degrees, i noticed how damn hot my leg gets. Gota keep these things rollin or you bake. But there is no sound like that of the Harley. I got hooked.

 

[BlkDragon]

Liquid cool was 2nd reason I got my eyes on this Challenger the first was the performance right out of the box and Fox suspension, pretty much all the upgrade one will do are already on the bike. Of course add-ons are never enough so we won't go there. So many other things they included with the bike for base model starting at $21k, and I was told they do not have any base models available but their higher end ones for $27k are available. For base model you have to place $1k down to test ride and place yourself inline to get one.

Like I have stated if there is a demo ride in my area I am going to test one and see how good this bike is.....

 

[BillyBob]

I think they get 30,000 for the ones in my area. What you going to do with all your t-shirts???


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[BlkDragon]

What you going to do with all your t-shirts???


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I will still wear them, I am not fan boy of Harley or any brand. I like 2 wheels and doesn't really matter as long as it fits my riding style.

The only thing that will be coming off are Street Glide and Harley patches from my vest, I will replace them with something else so no harm done there.

 

[Fatbob Frank]

Heck I traded my Polaris snowmobile for a Ski Doo this winter and couldn't be happier!
I aint afraid to jump ship if someone builds something that suits me better.
One of the reasons I never bought (or was particularly interested in) an Indian touring bike was because they weren't much different than an HD.
If I were going to buy a sportster sized bike I would have been all over a Scout instead.
I'm brand loyal to a point,but when the differences really start to stack up I start paying attention...