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I just picked up a 2008 Crossbones the other day, always wanted one and this one was available at a great price. Original owner with only 22K miles on it. I sold my Road glide because I havent really been doing any long rides the last couple of years. Im very happy to be back on a softail, feels so light on its feet. Not sure yet what to do with the exhaust, I like the 2 into 1 but just dont like the muffler. Maybe a nice fishtail end cap muffler on there would look better.
Thank you, still ride 2 up, the sissy bar and seat come off nice and easy. It definitely looks even better with those off. Ill have to look around and see whats out and looks good as far as exhaust goes.
I was actually looking for a heritage when this bike popped up. Lets just say it was the cheapest crossbones for sale in the country. Needs a good cleaning and a new rear tire. Thats all.
Nice find! But you're right, that butt ugly exhaust does nothing for it. No 2in1 looks fer chit on a softail but that one is especially ugly. Probably sounds just as bad as it looks.
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