Hi all

Just discovered and joined the forum and thought I"d drop a line and say hi.

I've been riding for about 37 years mainly on Beemers but I've now purchased my first Harley, a 2015 Street Glide "Special" about 6 weeks ago.

What can I say, I'm totally wrapped in it, definitely having a hard time wiping the big grin of my face.  

I'm up for my first service on Monday so I'll then be able to get out and go on some decent rides.

Looking forward to chatting with you all

Cheers

Ric

Welcome to the forum Ric

Welcome to the forum!

You picked the right bike.

welcome mate

Welcome mate

Welcome ric. Might see you around bungendore but not while it's this cold!

Cheers all for the replies.

Hi Fatbat, it's not cold, I prefer to use the word invigorating. LOL.

Have a great day

Ric

Welcome

Welcome to the Forum and the madness that is being a HD fan.

Welcome, you say you're having a hard time wiping the big grin of your face, lol, it's a common problem with new Harley owners. Enjoy the bike mate.

Welcome ,, Enjoy the new Street Glide ,, Now the mods begin !!!!!

Cheers all

Already had a few mods done when I bought it.

I got a set of Freedom Performance 4" pipes and a Stage 1 Air filter conversion by Screaming Eagle.
The Harley had it's first service yesterday and a Dyno tune to dial everything in, The chart read that at around 3750 rpm I get max torque of 100.89 Nm and Max Hp of 82.

She's definitely getting up and boogying now, Looking forward to a decent ride now to she how she feels.

Hi all

Here's a quick picture of me and my bike.

Sorry about the quality (mobile phone picture), will post better ones later.

Cheers

 

I see you still can't wipe that grin of your face, good onya.

Cheers all, still grinning.

Kiwidave, it is a factory colour for 2015. It's called "Deep Jade Pearl"

Welcome Ric, nice bike. Glad to see a different colour than all black, like most of the bikes you see on this forum.  Oh wait for it...........??.  Anyhow enjoy your new ride, maybe at least once riding in "invigorating" weather, as it certainly does get the blood moving that extra bit quicker.