The Disease
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From: Lititz Pa
Yesterday I loved my 2018 Heritage like no other. My friend has been telling me he's ready to trade up from his low rider to a street glide. I keep telling him that's nice...I have no reason to consider trading mine as I just love my bike. Part of what drove him to want to upgrade was when I asked him to drive my Heritage from the dealer as I had just come out of surgery and could not ride. When we got to the bar and had a burger together he kept talking about how nice the ride was compared to his lowrider.
Yesterday on the way home from work he texted me a picture of his new 2021 Road Glide. Suddenly, all day today I am staring at pictures of the 2021 Road Glide. Damnit!
Is there a cure outside of buying a new bike?
Yesterday on the way home from work he texted me a picture of his new 2021 Road Glide. Suddenly, all day today I am staring at pictures of the 2021 Road Glide. Damnit!
Is there a cure outside of buying a new bike?
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There IS a cure for the disease, it's called Sportster.
Not knocking anything HD is selling but, while I'm not looking to buy a new bike and IMO until Harley Davidson comes out with something better I'm cured. Symptom free since 7/19/17.
Not knocking anything HD is selling but, while I'm not looking to buy a new bike and IMO until Harley Davidson comes out with something better I'm cured. Symptom free since 7/19/17.
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It's your money and your bike;
If you want it and can comfortably afford it you may as well get what you want. We only go around once!
FWIW, in my earlier years I bought and sold cars, truck and motorcycles like I changed (almost) my underwear
I think that I bought my last H-D ('18 Tri-Glide) and I still have two other two-wheelers'
My wife also rides (she's on her second Heritage) and loves it also but I'm hoping that she may see a Freewheeler that she would ride but she also rides rearely these days but time will tell.
If you want it and can comfortably afford it you may as well get what you want. We only go around once!
FWIW, in my earlier years I bought and sold cars, truck and motorcycles like I changed (almost) my underwear
I think that I bought my last H-D ('18 Tri-Glide) and I still have two other two-wheelers'
My wife also rides (she's on her second Heritage) and loves it also but I'm hoping that she may see a Freewheeler that she would ride but she also rides rearely these days but time will tell.
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What does an 883 Sportster have to do with a guy tripping out over a bagger, and considering buying one?? Just curious....
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Nothing really... Other than personally I don't have the 'buy a new bike' disease cause I'm perfectly happy with the one I've got. I guess you could call it sarcastic humor, or not...
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