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I don't think the new FLSTN's are any kind of limited edition. They are available in a varity of colors, Lava Red, Black and White, Blue and White, etc., and appear to be a cross between a Heritage and a Fatboy that has been lowered. The picture Ironhead posted is what they look like.
Are you referring to the Softail Deluxe or the Springer Classic? I just picked up the latest copy of American Iron where they rode and reviewed the Classic. Nice article.
Allrighty then, I stand corrected, the originals were limited addition but the new Deluxe is not. Still sweet looking ride though. Really like that black and White Whip
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Vegas,
I don't think the new FLSTN's are any kind of limited edition. They are available in a varity of colors, Lava Red, Black and White, Blue and White, etc., and appear to be a cross between a Heritage and a Fatboy that has been lowered. The picture Ironhead posted is what they look like.
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