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Know everybody has heard the 2007 was the last year for the Wide Glide. In 2008 they are going to make the Wide Glide in a 105th BiCentenial model only. I hear after 2008 no more wide glides.
I also have been hearing for a month of so the 2008 bikes are going to be Drive by Wire. Meaning No cables for the gas and everything. This will make the bike better for EPA standards.
I'm glad I got a 2007 model Wide Glide.
Know everybody has heard the 2007 was the last year for the Wide Glide. In 2008 they are going to make the Wide Glide in a 105th BiCentenial model only. I hear after 2008 no more wide glides. I also have been hearing for a month of so the 2008 bikes are going to be Drive by Wire. Meaning No cables for the gas and everything. This will make the bike better for EPA standards.
I'm glad I got a 2007 model Wide Glide.
From what I've read, only the Touring Models will have "Drive by Wire Throttle" in 2008.
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