Hello from Salt Lake City

[NickeHild]

Good luck!

 

[xhdskip]

call all the dealers in every direction
then take a little road trip to pick up your new bike...
Make sure you take your checkbook,
just in case...

 

[JMichael]

Hey thanks a bunch for the info guys. Especially you TX. I appreciate the detailed response. I didn't realize my post was as long as it was until after I posted it. Sorry about that.

All, I would love to test ride a Rocket, either an R or a T, but the dealer doesn't have either model. I'm still waiting to hear how long it would take them to get one if I bought the thing. Hence all the blind questions.

Mexican, I'm sure I'm not as tough as you but it's good to know one can rack up the miles on a stock Rocket.

And NickeHild, I wish I had read all the posts. I'm not that smart or capable.

I've looked at several of the photos you all have posted. That Rocket is a cool looking bike. I love the customization everyone has done. I've got to figure out a way to just sit on one and see if it fits me.

Thanks again all!

Besides your Salt Lake dealer, there is one in Reno and shortly he will have another store in Las Vegas. I bought the last Rocket on the floor in Reno, I assume he will reorder one soon. In northern California there are several dealers who have both roadsters and touring models. They are disconting the 2011 models. Look at Cycle Trader on line and you will basically see who has what.
Personally I don't care for Corbin seats, they are too hard for my bottom end. I prefer Russell Day Long Saddles, they are regarded as the best by many long distant competitors. They look a little odd because they are designed to work comfortably, as to looking cool.