Real Early First Impression

For me, the key fob issue has simply gone away. I haven’t changed where I put the key when riding, didn’t touch the battery, it’s just stopped doing it.
 
I‘ve lost connection to the fob a few times. The bike just about fell over while on the kickstand today. The bike seems to be standing too much upright. I had it on a slight incline and the bike started falling to the right. I think the kickstand needs to be a little longer and at more of an angl.



For me, the key fob issue has simply gone away. I haven’t changed where I put the key when riding, didn’t touch the battery, it’s just stopped doing it.
 
I have gotten the "key out of range" light maybe three times on my 1200 Scrambler. Nothing has happened, and after a while i forgot about it. It hasn't happen for a long time now.
 
The absolute essential key to excellent fuel economy is to ride with a group of Harleys. You'll spend so much time off throttle you increase fuel economy by 80%. I rode with a group in 2009 and my fuel mileage was 55mpg, up from a norrmal 33 (and I was towing a trailer for the first time ever to boot). It's not what you ride as much as who you ride with....