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I used to have two bikes for a while, but I really couldn't justify the second one so now I have only my '03 Road King Classic. However, if I could truly afford two bikes and had the garage space and wasn't married, I think I would have an Ultra and a Heritage Softail Classic.
How many would get another Harley? Who would go with a chopper of some type? Would anyone go with a Sporty as a second bike, assuming your current bike isn't a Sporty?
RE: If you could have two bikes, what would they be?
Without a doubt, I would keep my 2006FXSTS Springer and get a RK Classic for longer trips. Now, ask me again next month and I might have an entirely different strategy.
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RE: If you could have two bikes, what would they be?
I do have two. 2007 FLSTC my wife and I ride together and an 07 FXSTSSE I ride for fun. Not that riding the other one isn't fun. You know what I mean. I'm thinking about a V-Rod next year and would like to have an old Pan Head in a box that I could build the way I want it. I'd have one for each day of the week if I could. I do have a freind that has one for each day of the month, no joke.
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