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i just went and looked at one at my local dealer. It is for sale, no one has claimed it yet.
Love the rear tire, the seatwill take some getting use to. Not real fond of the oil tank but it's OK.
If I had any input on the design I would have gone with the wide glide front end, narrow glide looks too small. Big beefy forks are beautimus, trees look too small for 'em; it needs beefier trees. The tank is too high at the tail or too low at the front....a tank lift would do wonders. Overall I like it, it is much better in person, and with a few cosmetic changes it would be reall cool.
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