my first Harley and proud of it

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05-24-2015, 04:16 AM

Campy Roadie

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I'm gonna give you some advice you didn't ask for, but many here may feel the same way. Do whatever you have to (within reason) keep that bike when and if you decide you want another. There are a lot of Harleys out there but THAT Harley is your first. No other bike can be that.

BTW, nice motorcycle

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05-24-2015, 04:46 AM

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Thanks Nomadmax for your advice.
I will try to follow it as I share it 100%

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05-24-2015, 07:44 PM

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Originally Posted by frellboy

Thanks guys.
Hey Spyder, how's that seat compared to the stock one?
Is it really worth the upgrade?

It's pretty good for a solo with a rear pillion option.

I also have an HD Brawler solo that I like the look of slightly better for solo because it's lower and narrower and sets me back just a bit more.. more like the stock two up seating position, but it has no back support and feels like I could slide back too easy when I get on it.

The Mustang Vintage Solo really makes you feel snug and has decent back support, especially with the rear pillion.

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