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I can't listen to, or view links like this with my computer. However, I don't need to either because this can go one of two ways...either the Harley sounds better or the Honda sounds better because they've finally figured out a way to copy the Harley.
Beavis, I had to listen to them both a couple times before deciding. Call me biased, but I vote for the Harley. However, which of the two motor sounds will likely stick with me--i.e., cause me to laugh during inopportune moments at work--for the rest of the day...well, what do you think?!
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