Pulled the trigger yesterday,
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Pulled the trigger yesterday,
On a new wideglide. Pacific blue pearl.
500 below MSRP. No freight, no setup, 200 dollars worth of accessories free, then 15 percent off the remainder of the accessories that didn't fall under the first 200. I didn't buy much as far as accessories. After the 200 free and the 15 percent, my total accessories came to 315 dollars. I spent most of the accessory money on rear lighting add ons. Got the turn signal run/turn/brake kit, and the led light setup that goes on the back of the sissy bar. Got the tall sissy bar to get that light up there a bit, and over my riggs pack. I want to be seen. Go figure.
Maybe I can get it home today without getting run over by a drunk. [:@]
500 below MSRP. No freight, no setup, 200 dollars worth of accessories free, then 15 percent off the remainder of the accessories that didn't fall under the first 200. I didn't buy much as far as accessories. After the 200 free and the 15 percent, my total accessories came to 315 dollars. I spent most of the accessory money on rear lighting add ons. Got the turn signal run/turn/brake kit, and the led light setup that goes on the back of the sissy bar. Got the tall sissy bar to get that light up there a bit, and over my riggs pack. I want to be seen. Go figure.
Maybe I can get it home today without getting run over by a drunk. [:@]
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RE: Pulled the trigger yesterday,
I'm sure you're going to enjoy it Psycho. Grats on the new ride and good idea with the lighting. I haven't done any additional lighting on mine but I keep trying to think of how I might. Pics of yours could help influence that greatly.
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Great news, man. You are going to love that Wide Glide. Can you post some info on the turn signal run/brake kit? Is it like they have the Nightster set up? Congrats on getting back on the bike and ride safe.
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RE: Pulled the trigger yesterday,
Well, it's home, with a grand total of 18 psi in the front tire, one peg about to fall off, and a loose battery cable[:@]
I swear, those guys in the service dept down there couldn't grab their own a$$ with both f'ing hands.
I swear, those guys in the service dept down there couldn't grab their own a$$ with both f'ing hands.
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RE: Pulled the trigger yesterday,
Congrats dude! That'll be a sweet ride. Even sweeter getting such a good deal. Good think you looked it over!
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RE: Pulled the trigger yesterday,
Damn these 96's run hotter than hell.
This thing is getting the thundermax autotune next week. I was gonna wait till I did the pipes, but hell no. I've got to get some fuel to this damn thing. Way too lean.
This thing is getting the thundermax autotune next week. I was gonna wait till I did the pipes, but hell no. I've got to get some fuel to this damn thing. Way too lean.