Khromewerks makes a great exhaust system. I love the sound they put out and they are not obnoxious loud.

I agree with your comment regarding the infotainment. I almost never listen to the radio on my Roadglide Special. The GPS is invaluable.

I've never been on a Road Glide. May have to try one out.

Thank goodness, I finally found a rider review on a Road Glide Special with the Fat Front Tire installed and road tested...I currently own a 2021 RGS in Billiard Teal and the fat front tire is one of my bike projects this year as the fat front tire really completes and complements the Road Glide's front stance, it just makes it look good... With regard to your observation and handling, I read that the fat 180x5.5x18 front tire adds a little bit of smooth ride vs the factory stock low profile 19" tire kit...I think the harshness that you are feeling when riding over road imperfections/pot holes, is due to the awful factory 12" rear suspension...I changed my stock rear suspension to the Legends REVO-A 13" and it make a world of difference and hopefully added an inch if lean angle...lol Just like you I am also price conscious and I bought mine factory stock with no upgrades my is still basically factory stock with the exception of the Cobra Neighbor haters mufflers and some LEDs lighting...even my fat tire kit is a collection of Arlen Ness kit and I am going to do the front fat tire kit install myself to save cost as less expensive as possible...lol...$36K+ for that bike is just way over priced IMO... About the only maneuver that I hope you did during the filming of your ride video is some parking lot U-turns as I head it could be a little tight due to the larger front tire...I am able to do the U-tern within 18 to 20 feet but I guess I have to practice after I install mine...good luck and ride safe and thank you for sharing...I take it you are from the Wisconsin I noticed the full leather riding gear...I live here in San Diego CA, and believe it or not, last Christmas, it was 80 degrees here however it is raining now in the 60s...Happy new year

You don't have to reach for the screen to change stations etc., just master the switch gear on the handlebars.

Another great video. That was a fun day. I have mixed feelings on the fat tire kit.

If you’re not gonna buy it, why ride it