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Can't Remove RDL Saddle from New RT
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rockbottom
Steve
Being okay to be riding in PA at the end of January……..
OM
Luckily the dealer had installed a cable to the battery which you can see in the photo so I was able to run my heated gear. My own wiring harness was under the seat so I couldn't get it. Being January, it took me three weeks to hit 600 miles and schedule the run in service. This is new to me--I bought all of my previous bikes in the spring. But there's such a shortage of RTs that it took me four months to get this one after ordering it.
. A very nice looking bike.
rockbottom
Steve
Hermy's. I'd been a Velocity in Mechanicsburg customer but they lost the dealership. I'll still use them for service since they're moving to a new location a mile from my house. Camp Hill Yamaha/Triumph is going to become a dealer so will check them out.
As soon as the weather warms up in March or April, I've designed a three day ride to do Ohio's Triple Nickel and then head up to northern Pennsylvania for some elk spotting which I haven't done for a few years.
lkraus
New member
The thread was not a waste of time, I learned that the Wetheads have the seat lock in a different location and can better appreciate the way my Hexheads rear seat comes off. Maybe the salesman learned something too?
As a buddy at work used to say, "I'm not totally useless, I can be used as a bad example."
As a buddy at work used to say, "I'm not totally useless, I can be used as a bad example."
rockbottom
Steve
Good looking bike. You just need to get some dirt on it.
E.
That photo was the first time it had been out of the garage!
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