I went with 2012 Vic highball. I loved it because for a cruiser, its aggressive but still pretty nimble. I got hit by some dip$hit back in September as I was changing lanes. (Took out my shifter, peg, linkage, and sheared the shifter lever bolt off the primary. Bike whipped around pinning my leg between the bike and car, caught part of the windshield in the shoulder and the sideview mirror in my back.) Surprisingly the bike was unbelievably solid, i never lost control and throttled away from him. After he stopped, I did and went to shift into neutral and looked down and found everything gone.
Since its been in the shop, I've been back on my bolt. I've leaned over further than i ever have before (just cant do it on my vic without grinding pegs). I cant get over how light it feels compared wrestling with a 700lb bike.I also feel like i have outgrown the bolt size though. The top heavy riding sport style feels more challenging than the low perched, ape hanged, sucked in feel of the cruiser. 2 completely different bikes despite being air cooled efi v twins. Letting go of the bolt is hard, but despite never running out of crank on the vic, i don't feel the need to speed everywhere. The mileage is said to say about the same between the k&n/straight pipe on my bolt and the Stock intake/2 into 1 pipe on my vic. Buell growls a tad louder, but the vic holds its own. My rear stock bolt signals to my vic. So i guess its on its way to becoming a "Victoruell".