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I have narrowed my next purchase to three bikes, similar, but definitely different.
2011 Road King Classic, new frame design, ABS, 180 rear tire, low profile seat etc.~$21,000
2008 FLHRSE4 Road King SE edition - blue version - like this color better than next, but not much. $23,500, 9000 miles - from dealer
2008 FLHRSE4 Road King SE edition - 105th anniversary version - like this color too, not quite as well as the blue, but didn't know if it would hold its value better, be more collectible ~$23,000 ~5000 mile
I like all three, but would like other opinions, feedback, experiences.
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