Both bikes had the ability for intercom built into the dash, although none was offered with the rental and I didn't even think to ask.
Funny you mention handling at low speeds...Mid day on the big island, between school traffic and road construction, I had my share of low speed maneuvering. I have to admit it seemed like it took alot more effort to keep her steady. After hopping back on the M, it felt so good at how easy she was to ride. As for HD convert...No.
I still can't justify the quantam leap in cost. The bikes were easy on the eyes and comfortable, but I don't think the quality of American iron justifies the cost. Metrics are just too good for the price.
The kids were counting the days until we got home...My guess is both grandma's were too, he,he.
Managed to escape the rian on the way home from work last night. It started to spit on the Alex Fraser, but that was pretty much it all the way home. Looks like we're in for a soggy weekend.
