OK, let me count the ways. First one, had my first Harley for 2 weeks, hit some road wash gravel on a good lean, and totaled my Superglide. Fixed the Superglide. Number two. Left the bank drive-thru on my Superglide, thought I had steered clear of the oil slick in the drive-thru. Got to the stop sign, down goes the front wheel. Number three. Had the FLHS for 5 days and took it on a trip. Was in Tennessee and the sky opened up. Was going down a hill on a pretty wicked curve and saw a gas station with an overhang. Had to stomp the rear brake on the Superglide, not near as much pressure was needed on the FLHS. The back end came around and kissed the front end. I was able to save it this time. I think I will stop here.