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Pardon me, I thought you were talkin' about an SG Guitar...Carry on!
Nope been there done that. Gave my 67 SG to my Brother and bought a 71 Jazz bass.. Then sold it and got my Dads hand me down 1965 P Bass and his 55 P Bass.. For an upgrade to newer active set up I bought a DR 6 6 string bass.. LOL..
$50 more a month and you have to start over making it yours... You have a beautiful bike now!
Thanks, and that sig pic has none of the new add ons of the last month. I'll post them up tomorrow..
That's the thing.. I'm torn.
I should just get the bagger brace and move on. I have the 160, not a 180 but it looks nice back there and rides even better. The 18" up front now with an E3 that has a wow factor all it's own..
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If you have all the stock parts you could convert it back to stock and e-bay off the stuff you added on. I wouldn't imagine it would hurt the trade in value (might even get more without the aftermarket stuff on it)
$50 a month for two years only adds another $1,200 to your note but you'll have to start over with a stock bike again.
I really like the Copper/black color combo. But if I were getting a new bike it would be Sedona Orange without a question.
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