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What are we going to do with you Brother??? I might have to stop by on our way to Reindeer Express and let the wife take the Road Glide for a cruise. Let her feel how nice these GARBAGE BARGES are....THen IF Dana still has it, we will let her jump on the Street Bob and see how much fun that is over ANY softail!!!!
Not going to knock the old belt eating sloptail of yours that makes my *** sore just thinking about riding it, but Im just going to have to learn ya to love that ole rubber mounted sissy/geezer rides....
Just start saving up your "lessons" for next year. Probably be letting a barge find its way up the drive then. Mebbe I can take all the padding off the seat and keep some level of self respect!
At my dealership they call it the Flatline. You just can not sell the things. It does not appear to be the looks so much as the comfort isssue.
My dealer can't give 'em away. I rode many bikes @ demo days this summer and I gotta say the Blackline is the most uncomfortable bike I have ever ridden.
My dealer can't give 'em away. I rode many bikes @ demo days this summer and I gotta say the Blackline is the most uncomfortable bike I have ever ridden.
I found it very comfy... I think the reason they can't unload 'em is everything is minimal, but the price.
I like the Blackline. I had a chance to ride it at a recent Harley Demo Days in SoCal, and it was good. For me, it I could afford a second bike, it's a coin toss between the Wide Glide and the Blackline.
Before I traded my 2004 Night Train 14 months ago for my 2011 Street Bob I had a list of mods I wanted to do. Had I completed all of the mods, EVERYONE would have mistaken it for a Blackline. It is like the MOCO read my thoughts. The Blackline came out about a month after I got my Street Bob. Now that I have a Dyna, I will never go back. It just fits my riding style more.
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