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Some what underwhelmed by the rocker and dont like the new tank emblem on the new Fattie but doggone it that Crossbones is making me want to trade my Heritage
i love my fat boy but if i had the money i would go for the SE X bones that thing is sweet and it has arealseat on it and all the crome you would ever want. andthe 110 SE
Voted for FB !! to me there is no other HD I would own or ride and I've rode them all except the Rocker. FB are dependable and just a classic style that can be modified to suit any taste without completely abandoning the FB look! Just an opinon! PET
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