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So how do you pick the one that's best for you?
Our advice is to start by finding the model that really speaks to your heart - the one you love to look at. Then, check out the
feel when you sit on the bike. They're all a little bit different. Hand, foot and seat position vary from bike to bike. Some
have narrow bars, some wide. Some have foot controls that sit below and some are forward. Some have floorboards and some have
foot pegs.
A general observation is that people with long legs tend to like bikes with forward controls. Those with shorter inseams they
seem to prefer bikes with floorboards. The best way to find out what's right for you is to come in and try a few on for size.
The good news is you really can't make a bad decision. Hey, these are Harley-Davidson® bikes after all. They all hold their value, and
they're all in demand. Of course, the best decision is always an informed one. And our knowledgeable staff is always available
to answer any and all of your questions. We'll work with you to find the bike of your dreams!
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What do the letters in the bike models stand for?
Here's a quick overview:
First letter = engine size
F Big engine - 80 to 88 cubic inches or 1340 to 1450 CC's.
Second letter = tire size
L Big fat front tire
X Skinny front tire
Third letter(s) =
frame style
D Dyna frame (with the rubber mounted motor)
H Highway frame (Road King)
HT Highway touring frame
ST Softail® frame
Last letter(s) = bike model within frame family
C Classic or Custom
D Deuce™
F Fat Boy®
H Hugger
L Low Rider®
RC Road King® Classic
S Springer or Sport
WG Wide Glide®
XT T-Sport
Other letters
I Fuel injection
X Sportster® (all models that begin with "X" are Sportster models)
For
example, an FLSTF would be a big engine, fat front tire, Softail®,
Fat Boy®. And an FXDWG would be a big engined, skinny front tire,
Dyna frame, Wide Glide® model.
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