Very nice! I saw this model and color sitting at the HD in Brighton, Mi one year and I almost talked the wife into canceling the flight home and riding instead. Now I'm wishing we would have done it....{sigh} hind sight.
Enjoy!
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Where we've been:
2000 Rockwood Roo M-18 Hybrid
2006 Dodge Ram 2500 Auto 5.9 Diesel
Gone but not forgotten -1986 Rockwood 1003 PUP
So what kind of hauler did you get? Looks like a really stout bike. My buddies Sporster always felt heavier than my Yammy, but he says it's not. Gotta have a pretty solid floor for that, huh? Still trying to get me a deal on a new XLR, ought to be able to take the kids' crotch rockets along then too!
Due to the max tow capacity of my TV, 6000 lbs., I was somewhat limited in my choices. I decided on the Greywolf 19rr and do not regret it one bit. The bike weighs in around 800 lbs and the trailer handles it with no problems.
The only problem, is the ramp. It's too steep and I will need to work another solution for it this winter. For now I just back up to a high spot before dropping the ramp. ~Cliff
Nice looking Road King, Cliff. We have an 08 Softail Custom that we travel with. Not going to show the wife your pic though because that seat looks wayyyyy to comfortable and she might decide she needs something like it... Enjoy your travels with it and keep the shiny side up.
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Dennis & Karen Litten
2004 Georgetown 359TS
2005 United Motorcycle Hauler
2008 Harley Davidson FXSTC
Our Rv motto..."take it slow..take it wide..take your wallet!"
Cliff, A great ride and color combination. Hope to run into some of you guys when we start camping. I did not get a toy hauler,so do not know how Im going to work it out with my bike
Dewey and Pat Yates
Milton, Wv
2007 HD Softail Custom
Thanks for the kind words gentlemen. I appreciate it.
Now that I have the toy hauler, I think I may trade in for a softtail, since long hauls are no longer problem.
Dlitten, I would have to side with your wife on that issue. The stock seat was the first thing I couldn't wait to pull off of the bike.
That sundowner is so much better.
Ride safe guys. ~Cliff