[EdMac]

Taking delivery this week of a 2011 FLTRU. SF Bay Area California has some excellent roads and when asked what the first thing I was going to do to it, my answer was "Put 10000 miles on it."

My other ride is a 2005 Kawasaki Concours which I will be hard pressed to get rid of. The two bikes are so different it makes sense to keep them both in the stable.

Looking forward to getting good information on this forum since this is my first HD and I prefer to do as much of my own work as possible. Any input on what I should do first in terms of maintenance and a general health check is appreciated.

Bike details:

2011 FLTRU - Merlot Sunglo (Rootbeer?)
Adjustable Tour Pak
4" Rinehart Pipes
Extended Touring Windshield
15K Miles

I'll post up a few pics once she comes home with me.

 

[hd4cruzin]

Welcome to the tank from S. Cal. You have come to the right place. We will help you SPEND your money.

 

[captainoverdrive]

Congrats and welcome from So. Cal. Best place to be for good info

 

[FLTRXS20]

Welcome and congrats on your bike

 

[LM120R]

Welcome from NC

 

[PBSTN]

Welcome from Illinois.

 

[stripclub]

Welcome from Ohio

 

[Hullhorr]

Welcome from Maryland

 

[dnschmpn]

Welcome and congrats on your new ride. I believe you will find the Kawi gets more garage time than you anticipate.

 

[NorCal]

congrats and welcome to the forum

 

[throttles&triggers]

Welcome from Kansas

 

[Nordic Berserker]

Welcome from NJ

 

[Marty33]

Welcome man!

 

[arkieglide]

Welcome from Tennessee.

 

[dbell66253]

Welcome from Florida.

 

[hook]

Welcome to the forum. Excellent choice!

 

[Hillglide]

Welcome from Sacramento. Frisco bay area has excellent roads? I must have missed them. LOL. Head up or down the coast for some great riding or the Sierra foothills roads.
Ride safe.

 

[EdMac]

Welcome from Sacramento. Frisco bay area has excellent roads? I must have missed them. LOL. Head up or down the coast for some great riding or the Sierra foothills roads.
Ride safe.

I hear ya, but I love the Santa Cruz mountains, the reservoirs near me have some excellent riding and Hwy 1 is between a 30 and 45 minute ride through the hills from my house.

Haven't ridden much yet in the Sierra foothills, but I really enjoyed the Trinity National Forest last year. I'll get over to the eastern side someday.

 

[glide69]

Welcome from mA