Well, It finally happened. The inevitable end to four years of fun and adventure! 

I know exactly what you mean.

I don't even have one, and I know that I would probably keep it forever. Lol

Thanks Michael, it was time and I’m glad I made the decision

But in the end it was the right decision right? Honestly holding onto it for so long made it even for more sentimental to me, but I really did want to trade it right away. In the end these things are just toys and assets. They all go away at some point. If my kids expressed any desire in them maybe I would keep it.

Thanks buddy! I sure do miss her.

I'm not crying it's just a little Dusty in here.

I miss it already. But then again, I dont

I’m slack in’ big time.

Thanks buddy

Thanks for the compliment

Where the heck have you been? LOL

Thanks Paul!

I have a 16 as well and can't imagine parting with it. It rides so good. It's just such a smooth and nimble bike for its size. I have stage2 cams and TABs and it has all the power I could want.

Ok so why 2? LOL. Isn’t one enough?

@@TwoIndians I had a base 20 loved it.But I wanted the Elite and got lucky and nabbed a 23 so I sold the 20.Indian hit a home run with these

Oh got it. LOL. Thought you were stacking them up in the garage.

It really is something.

Don’t rub it in. 🤣🤣

@@TwoIndians I don't mean to, I understand your position, your new bike speaks to you more in some ways and if you're not riding your old bike, no sense hanging on to it, it deserves to be ridden, not collecting dust. It's just that my Springfield invokes a lot of nostalgic feelings I've had since I was little kid and saw my first old full fendered 50s Chief. It took sixty plus years to get my dream bike, with all the modern tech and retro looks I need. Plus, I love that my bike gets more looks and compliments than my Buddy's black Harley RG (boring). In fact, I'm going out to the garage to look at it again and do some rubbing on it, spiff it up for a Riders Group ride this weekend. I've always enjoyed your vids, whether it's about the Springfield or not. Ride Safe.

What’s up Savannah!

He runs the IMRG there so he’s pretty easy to find. Good guy!

Kimbroidery at yahoo.com is his email address and if you search it on Facebook you’ll see his tag line Biker Vest Tatoo Artist

​@ridewithtwoindians Found it, Thanks Brian!

Riding with some friends.

That is somewhere very near Highlands, NC. Probably within 10 miles

I wanted a bike more suited to long distance touring. Clearly I’ve done long trips on the Springy but the Challenger is a better bike. The Challenger has more power and that’s nice too.

Thanks! Guys are posting that the navigation is thrash on the challenger, what are your experiences with ride command, specifically the navigation part?

@@joemiller1949 I wont say it's trash, I'll just say that it leaves a lot to be desired but TBH, all my HD buddies say the same thing about thiers as well.

Wow, sounds like a similar path. Man there is no way to describe the level of improvement. Especially when it comes to the buffeting. Now I had a tuned 116 with cams so that thing would move but it doesn’t even compare to the Challenger. Run to the dealer get one! I love it!

@@TwoIndians Thank you brother

Zero. Although I do have a chassis warning lot on but I’m thinking it might be due to the fact that I’m a few miles overdo for an oil change

I sure want one...thanks