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If I go on the big slab I use the head set over the speekers and I have the 2015 street glide cvo with the 600wt boom 2 stearo. Yes I can hear it at speed but not like the head set. Just saying
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..... Mavericks in Dallas has a gold glittered RG on the floor. .....
..... i'm waiting to see one's those, rolled out into the sun ...... Pimps be damned, i bet it takes yer breath away
.... Pikes Peak Harley got one of the dark glitter RGs first weekend after the dealer show
.... it was still sitting' there last time i stopped in
Nothing will make everyone happy. I did not like the Cosmic blue on the RGU the graphics looked like some tribal art tattoo when wife looked at it she said bass boat.. After have a Red 2013 the 2016 just did not do it for me. Black is boring and the Blue was nice but was just that Blue. The purple looked like it came from a Barbie doll set.
Someone must like them they are selling.
I went with the Sliver and black, the single red pin stripe works for me.
I too have seen many of the new models. Some of the colors are cool. Cosmic blue pearl is good, but the graphics kill it. The CVO limited in silver and cobalt blue looks great, the graphics are even ok, if they were painted on and not a sticker.
The Street Glide in bass boat gold is hideous and should be sold to pimps.
The Heritage in white/turquoise blue is kinda cool, only because it gives a retro look to the bike. Not that I would own it.
The Slim S in green is just bad ***. I could even live with the star. I don't typically like green, but it really works on that bike with the rest being blacked out. With the 110, that bike is big fun to ride. Out of all the new models, that would be one I would buy.
The purple looks good on Barney, not on the FLHTK. That being said, I don't like purple bikes, at least not ones with lots of body parts. Maybe on a sporty.
Suffice it to say, unless it's a Slim S I'm not buying a 16. I'll continue making my Charcoal Pearl/Black bike, mine
I couldn't agree more. The CVO limited in silver and cobalt blue looks great! I just bought a paint set in charcoal pearl/black pinstripe from Jim's HD in Florida. I can't wait to in stall it. Even more interesting is that the moco's not offering it on the 2016 FLHXS's? I think that's a mistake. Also, When are they bring back Dayton Blue Pearl? The moco knocked it out of the ball park with it IMO...only a one year run?
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