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I liked it like the Softail Standard because it was a blank slate. Unlike a CVO or a "custom" model the possibilities were endless without removing expensive parts that you may not like.
I owned a 2011 FXDC. Sold it for my Street Glide. To be truthful, I wish I had it back. Out of the 9 Harleys I've owned, from Sportsters to softails to Electraglides, I liked the FXDC the best of all of them. Best bang for the buck on top of that. I think it'll be back, bigger and better than ever. HD dropped the Low Rider after 2009, now it's back "new and improved", I think the Super Glide will be the same.
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I have never owned a superglide and I am fairly new to Harleys, I looked at pictures and it seemed to me like a street bob with more chrome, what are the big differences with a superglide?
Since I dislike the bobbed fender of the Street Glide I would like to see the Super Glide return. I prefer a full fender. So much so that I would not own a bobber.
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