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😶oh no!

@TrevDeeleyMotorcycles yup. I've never had a bike roll forward while on the kickstand... Kickstand was down, I got off the bike and walked over to my shop to open the door. After getting about 20ft away, I heard a crash. Watched the camera footage, and it literally crept forward and then collapsed the kickstand. One cool thing I did find out was when it "crashed" it auto shut off and turned the hazzard lights on as well as honked the horn a few times and flashed the high beams a few times. So if you do crash at night it was nice to see that the bike would hopefully attempt to draw attention.

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It's a shame they don't make them anymore - one of the more popular pre-owned bikes. When we get them in, they're gone right away!

Hey thanks! We're always working on new stuff. Hopefully this takes off soon! Have a great day and if you have any questions, Stu and will do our best to answer - Geoff

They have saved SO many bikes - way cheaper than repainting the bags!

Stupid informative? 😀

Thank you. Yes, now that the '24's have been out for a while, we're hearing mixed reviews about the seats. Some people really like them; others feel it's a little soft and too far forward. Luckily, there's a couple of new seats that Harley has released that you can switch them out for that are affordable and comfortable. Check out the three different Switchback seats when you get a chance!

@@TrevDeeleyMotorcycles awesome, thank you!

Geoff was struggling hard with that one! Hahahaha!

@@TrevDeeleyMotorcycles It's confusing because all of us have always equated motorcycle with two wheels. It wasn't until I got a Tri Glide in 2016 that I had to really think about it. Everybody was always telling me it wasn't a motorcycle. I didn't care what anyone called it, I called it fun.

We've got one a Low Rider S in the showroom right now and it looks amazing.

The bag shape (front) and bracket mounting location on the 2023 CVOs and the 2024+ Road Glide and Street Glide are slightly different that the previous generation Touring Models. The front version, called the Flat Out Bar (Part Number: 49000242) however does fit 2015-2023 touring bikes.

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It's an absolute gem of a road! Enjoy it!

Sharp eye! Those taillights are one my favourite parts of this build. Those are Advanblack Edgeline Sequential lights. They are meant to be mounted to the ST/Sportglide bags, but our technician moved them to the fender so Darren could run the bike without bags and keep the turn signals. www.advanblack.com/edgeline-led-light-with-sequential-turn-signal-camshell-saddlebags-for-low-rider-st.html

It all comes down to personal preference. Some customers change the analog to digital, and some the digital to analog. Depends on the bike and depends on the rider. When Krista Verhiel designed the Low Rider S we have in the showroom, she got rid of the analog gauge in favour of the more compact digital one from the Street Bob. It's your bike - make it yours!

Touring bikes are definitely a chore to pick up!

H-D doesn't make them, but we've definitely seen them on larger touring bikes online. There's electronic pop-out parking assist wheels for baggers out there.

@@TrevDeeleyMotorcycles if anybody needs their phone number I have it I'll go ahead and give it to you it is 1 800 I can't ride

Yeah I've seen those when they first come out arm comes out or two wheels go down... Why do you think they make three wheelers

@@kevinblane3211 exactly! That's why we've got Trikes.

And a stage 1

@@Ibazor 100%

It's a throwback naming convention from when Harley had to differentiation the hard tails from the softails. When you look at the bikes, the shock(s) are hidden and the rear triangle looks like a hard tail. It was to let the customer know that there is suspension in there. A little dated now, for sure!

We definitely don't need any help making gasoline overpriced... 🙃 But seriously, if you bring the bike in, we can diagnose the issue and suggest the appropriate repairs - you don't have to do the repairs, but at least you will get a straight answer on the issue.

No they only make the front engine guard for this bike.

The standard does come with a usb port. At least on my 2024 it does. Right on the bottom left side of the steering neck by the bottom of the gas tank and just off the frame ✌️

@@carl3820 Maybe they finally listened and added it for 2024 because I know on previous years they didn't have one. Same goes for Road King Special.

@@carl3820I have a 2024 standard. Are you referring to the battery tender? If so you have to connect a usb port dongle to it. I’m not aware of a USB port besides that.

That bike is SO rad.

Sorry, no we do not have one in stock, but we could get you one if you're looking. Let us know!

oh no!

It’s a torx 3/8 screw. Harley part # 10201242

It’s a torx 3/8 screw. Harley part # 10201242

It’s a torx 3/8 screw. Harley part # 10201242

No they only make the front engine guard for this bike.