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The 2024 bikes are not going to be apples to apples with the 2023 bikes, so you won't find an exact comparison. As stated in the video, the 2024 touring bikes, both Road Glide and Street Glide, take cues from the previous year Standard, Special, and ST bikes, with many notable changes. The 117 motor comes from the ST, the blacked out finishes come from the Special, and the basic overall shape and frame come from the Standard, with overall improvements on everything. The best thing you can do is get to your dealership and take one for a test ride. Compare it to a previous model. You'll be pleasantly surprised by the 2024 models.

Both of these bikes have identical seating positions. The bars are the same and the pegs are in the same location. We have a couple of customers who are well over 6' who ride these bikes with no complaints. Really, you should come in to the dealership and sit on one to see if the fit is right for you, and if not, our Fit Specialist can suggest things like an Extended Reach Seat or a Forward Controls to make the bike fit you perfectly.

They are on the 2023 CVO Touring models as they share the same bag shape.

Hi, no complaints about the plate falling off. As for the Heavy Breather vs. the Extreme Wedge, both intakes draw in similar volumes of air, but the Wedge gives you "faster" access to clean air directly to the throttle body. For the Heavy Breather, the filter element is not directly in a path to the wind as you are riding and you're dealing with a 90-degree neck - it takes a little longer for the air to travel around the element, through the neck, and into the throttle body. With the Extreme Wedge, the filter element is all around the intake and very close to the throttle body, giving more avenues to get air into the throttle body more quickly.

Yes, we had the one set in stock and it sold. We are also showing it backordered at the moment.

Same as every dealer…so frustrating that most things aren’t available apon release. Oh well, hurry up and wait I guess. Great videos, keep them up fellas

@@erniethompson-si7lj super frustrating; we understand. Thanks for the compliment - we will definitely keep the cameras rolling!

Now they are back ordered till July..

@@freeride6441 oh great…

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@@TrevDeeleyMotorcycles welcome

Yes they are. :)

Which one!

Im wondering the Same is this now similar to the Harley Sena units and unlocks full whim control

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Yes, you do need a separate, bike-specific bracket for mounting these bags. In the instructions on Harley-Davidson.com for the Overwatch Throwover Bags, the bracket list is as follows: 2022 and later Nightster models: Separate purchase of Overwatch Throw-Over Saddlebag Support kit (Part No. 52300409) is required for installation. 2018 and later Softail (FLSL, FXBB, FXBBS, FXST): Separate purchase of Saddlebag Support kit (Part No. 90201777) is required for installation. 2006-2017 and later Dyna models: Separate purchase of Saddlebag Support kit (Part No. 91017-10A) is required for installation. 2000 and later XL models (except 1200CX, 1200S, 1200T and 2002-03 883R): Separate purchase of Saddlebag Support kit (Part No. 90201324) is required for installation. Link to the instructions serviceinfo.harley-davidson.com/sip/service/document/1869089645110357375?locale=en_GB