Anyone else notice this?
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Anyone else notice this?
So it was a beautiful day in boston (75 in March!) and i couldnt help but notice that the majority of bikes on the road are baggers. Growing up (im 30) the majority of bikes seemed to be softails but it seems that the trend now is customizing baggers. How many of you have changed from softails to baggers?
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From: Milton Mills NH
I switched, had a Heritage, went to a Ultra Limited. Loved the Heritage, just want to be do more miles this yr, need the xtra room and no vibrations. Have no plans to customize tho, Harley did a good enough job at the design.
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People are finally realizing what a lot of us already knew, baggers are the only way to go......
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I think its cause we are aging
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When I bought my Night Train I told myself I'd be in the market for a bagger in a couple of years. Now that it's a couple of years later I don't think I could part with my Train. I just love this bike.