hjacobson1
Active Member
Well, I made the leap. Traded my beloved Nightster for a '09 Classic. Love the bike, love the way it handles, love the power, love most of the comfort.
The challenge is that here in Wisconsin, we have been having some rather warm, scratch that, hot weather. Took the bride out for a spin yesterday and we found that while the heat on the new models has been directed away from the rider, the passenger now cooks.
As a new Electra Glide owner, it could be that passengers have been roasting all the time, and I just was not aware.
We traveled at many different speeds, 30 to 65 and there really seems to be very little difference in the amount of heat thrown back.
The outside temp yesterday was hovering around 88-90F.
Anyone have any ideas?
Thanks in advance everyone.
Jake
The challenge is that here in Wisconsin, we have been having some rather warm, scratch that, hot weather. Took the bride out for a spin yesterday and we found that while the heat on the new models has been directed away from the rider, the passenger now cooks.
As a new Electra Glide owner, it could be that passengers have been roasting all the time, and I just was not aware.
We traveled at many different speeds, 30 to 65 and there really seems to be very little difference in the amount of heat thrown back.
The outside temp yesterday was hovering around 88-90F.
Anyone have any ideas?
Thanks in advance everyone.
Jake