Canadian Specs
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Delivery in the ME. Picked up the bike yesterday.
Been here for 6 years now and still having a blast. At least it doesn't rain or snowand petrol (or gas depending on where you are from) costs less than US$1 per US gal. Shed loads of sand around which makes the roads interesting when the wind blows up.Never a dull moment.
Been here for 6 years now and still having a blast. At least it doesn't rain or snowand petrol (or gas depending on where you are from) costs less than US$1 per US gal. Shed loads of sand around which makes the roads interesting when the wind blows up.Never a dull moment.
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Don't know how this is with Canadian Harleys, but the ones made for Europe are slightly different from the USA species.
- km/h instead of Mph
- the gear ratio'sare slightly different (why the heck?)
- we don't need those ugly reflectors on the side.
btw. they are not metric so I need new tools.
- km/h instead of Mph
- the gear ratio'sare slightly different (why the heck?)
- we don't need those ugly reflectors on the side.
btw. they are not metric so I need new tools.
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From: THE MARITIMES Canada
RE: Canadian Specs
ORIGINAL: mopardave
I did a little calling around and it seems that the big difference between the two is that the American version comes as the basic bike package where as the Canadian version has a really cool combination maple syrup heater/dispenser.
I did a little calling around and it seems that the big difference between the two is that the American version comes as the basic bike package where as the Canadian version has a really cool combination maple syrup heater/dispenser.
Yogi, "Less" than a $1 a gallon.......can you mail me about 600 gallons
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