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1200RTW vs 1200RT
- Thread starter brhartw
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sanctuarydrive
Sanctuarydrive
Yes, as another owner of a 2017 Alpine White RT, I agree with you excitement. By the way, it turns out the White is the best handling and fastest of all of the 2017 colors. 
Yes keep that failing rear end and exploding driveshaft, hahahahaha.
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Now that you have that new bike in the garage, what will be the first thing you get for it?
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I got something to keep the battery charged, and a new tank bag.
I can remember having more fun reading the owner's manual. I must have read it several times.
Enjoy the bike!!
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lkchris
Active member
Yes, the entire bike is lower, hence no factory lowered models as in previous generations ... just seat choices.
My theory is ... more female police motor officers.
Not likely. You need an inseam of at least 31 inches to flat foot the bike. I don´t know too many of my female colleagues who have that inseam.
They really need to have a lowering kit.
OK Good suggestions.
Yes, the owners manual is fun to read. LOL
How about setting the radio stations? Yikes!
I just bought a tail bag to use as a glove box. Not sure If I can trust the attaching system I can picture my cell phone and wallet dancing down the fast lane and me driving happily away Ugh!
Yes, the owners manual is fun to read. LOL
How about setting the radio stations? Yikes!
I just bought a tail bag to use as a glove box. Not sure If I can trust the attaching system I can picture my cell phone and wallet dancing down the fast lane and me driving happily away Ugh!
I never listen to the radio, and don't know why I got it. I have a iPod and I listen to audiobooks, the next best thing to reading when you can't read.
I always put my phone and wallet together in a large zip lock bag and fold it up so it won't get soaked in a downpour. I'm not sure how they would do in a wreck, and hope I never find out.
You are wise not to trust the attachment system. And I have an extra strap I got from Aerostitch that I thread through my Chase Harper tail bag just in case. I actually had a sleeping bag came loose during a trip to Daytona in '94 that bounced for a number of miles on Interstate 10 in Florida before I discovered the debacle. Since then I always use one extra strap.
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boogerman
Booger Man
How about a top box and some Clearwater lights ? Bar risers? Different seat ? Plug for heated gear? Make it your own
My 2009 Blue and Silver RT is for sale! Check it out in the Market Place. $8000
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