Buying 1st HD tomorrow, (hopefully)

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04-28-2017, 09:41 PM

Mr-Mike

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Good for you man! Though you aren't one for heeding advice - lol, I still have to suggest you save your mod money for the next one bro.

Enjoy and stay safe.

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04-29-2017, 03:10 AM

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OP, great choice for riding the two lane roads of Md. & Pa. Great scenery and low traffic volume. Just the way it came from the factory, it is a super deal on a bike that has limitless potential to take you where you want to go.

Ride safe, take it easy, pick your times, and read David Houghs book, "Mastering the Ride", then read it again.

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04-29-2017, 06:07 PM

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Originally Posted by Chiefs1313

Really? 90% of MSRP OTD? Wow, is this really doable?

This is my second bike and first Harley. 1st bike was 15 years ago and a sport bike.

6ft, 210 pounds of sexy

Darn right it's doable. And this is with a "high demand" vehicle. With a low demand vehicle, you're doing them a favor by offering 80% of MSRP for an OTD price.