Anyone considering moving on a post 2017 Road king standard??? Possibly other larger framed HDs.
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Wanted Road King or similar
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Well I eventually took the other road into Cruiserville.... now sorted.
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..... is there a forum??
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Nice Chieftain! ( I just wish they wouldn't do that semi enclosed front wheel thing)
I love that semi enclosed front wheel thing 
I agree Nice'n' Fat, thats what makes it an Indian!
..... is there a forum??
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Yes: https://www.indianmotorcycles.net/
Its heavily moderated and most of our cousins across the pond lack a sense of humour; saying you dislike tassels and fringe is like pissing on their flag. But lots of good info and tech help if needed.
Welcome to the Tribe as they say in the US; I give up the HD several years ago in favour of Indian, cheaper and easier to maintain too and despite what anybody tells you; rear wheel removal is a simple 5 minute job you do not have to remove mudguards and exhaust etc. I also had a Roadmaster too but that had to go when I lost my job but the Chief remains, great bikes, enjoy.
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Nice...is that the 111cui or the 116?
Have you got a decent dealer near you?
Have you got a decent dealer near you?
No, nearest and only dealer in Scotland is in Edinburgh and I don’t really rate them. Best dealings I have had have been with Moorspeed near Bournemouth.
West Coast Harley in Glasgow have reopened, was pretty busy there when I passed a couple of weeks ago.
That and all the other nice details like the shape of the panniers. If you want a style that harks back to the 50s, I think they do it exceptionally well.
Being Indian, it doesn't feel retro so much as authentic. If I was in the market for a big slab of US vee twin, I'd be looking hard at Indians.
OP was referring to Indian dealers of which there is only the one in Scotland based in Edinburgh.
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