Have a 2006 Electra Glide Ultra for when I need my Harley or two wheel fix.
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Have a 2006 Electra Glide Ultra for when I need my Harley or two wheel fix.
Back in November, I bought a new '14 Yamaha FJR.
Haven't had a chance to put many miles on it due to the weather, so I've been farkelling it out to suit my tastes.
Great bike with a lot of nice standard features: ABS braking, traction control, heated grips, adjustable windshield, 2 fueling maps in the computer which are rider-selectable: Sport or Tour. The wife has no use for it at all. Won't even sit on it with it standing still on the center stand....LOL. She is strictly sticking with the trike for any of her riding. She thinks I'm crazy as hades....oh well.
It's a lot quicker than anything I've been riding for quite a while, and it really likes to run, especially in the Sport mode. This old man really has to watch it....LOL.
Here's a pic with the bags off:
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Dreamed of owning a Norton while serving overseas 66-69, couldn't afford one then. Got married, had children, got better paying jobs. 1975 Norton was going out of production and dealer was selling for more than one third off list price. Couldn't resist the temptation any longer, and bought one. Later on bought and sold a new Suzuki GS1100, and a Ninja 900. Have the BMW K1600 trike now for the wife. But the Norton will always be my favorite. Rebuilt last year, Many new parts, upgrades, chrome, lots of stainless steel, new electronics. Tore it down to the crank and rebuilt everything except the transmission.
I ride a 2004 Wing with a CSC conversion kit and a 2 wheel 2007 Harley ultra. I enjoy both experiences.
I ride a 2004 Wing with a CSC conversion kit and a 2 wheel 2007 Harley ultra. I enjoy both experiences.
BUMP.....
Since this post I traded the 6n for a new Sportster 2013 1200c , rode it till Dec. then packed it away for the winter, The Tri-Glide is ridden every day, Sometimes I do have to Wait till the plows clear the roads a little, What with all the snow we been getting lately..:gah:
Dreamed of owning a Norton while serving overseas 66-69, couldn't afford one then. Got married, had children, got better paying jobs. 1975 Norton was going out of production and dealer was selling for more than one third off list price. Couldn't resist the temptation any longer, and bought one. Later on bought and sold a new Suzuki GS1100, and a Ninja 900. Have the BMW K1600 trike now for the wife. But the Norton will always be my favorite. Rebuilt last year, Many new parts, upgrades, chrome, lots of stainless steel, new electronics. Tore it down to the crank and rebuilt everything except the transmission.