Considering a 2013 R3T

The R3T is a great bike for the Bigger guys and I loved mine until a slight hiccup and we parted ways ,but for 45000Klms I would not have ever contemplated riding anything else ,its still in the Family undergoing a rebuild so I can still ride it when I feel like a brief renewal of the love affair
 
Was the hiccup bike/mechanical related? Anything to be careful or watchful of?

Don't worry too much, as some/most Rockets appear to be very reliable and lots of guys on this Forum have had no problems ,mine was making some serious gearbox noises and I bailed out and gave it to my son to fix and keep ,it never broke but was worrying me so much I stopped riding it ,as I said in the first 45000Ks it was faultless and a fantastic ride,
 
Hi and welcome from Minden Nevada. I'm 6' and 340 lb so know how it feels to be a big man on a little bike. My last ride was a 2011 Road Glide. After riding my current bike (2014 R3T) I traded the HD like I didn't even like it. All the HD coolade wore off in a hurry as I rolled back the throttle. The only thing I hated was the stock seat. I have hacked and ground the stock seat until it was comfortable for me and I can ride it for several hours without pain.
How did you make that seat more comfy? It's still quite hard and I've been riding mine for years
 
How did you make that seat more comfy? It's still quite hard and I've been riding mine for years
I cut the seat pan and riveted it back together, cut holes under where the "sitting bones" rest. And I took a grinder and sanding disk and formed the foam to fit my big butt.
How did you make that seat more comfy? It's still quite hard and I've been riding mine for years
 

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