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tu seras mieux assis sur le crossbones. En plus, le moteur est fixe au frame, donc ca fait une ride plus balancee. J'ai un Fatboy et j'aime beaucoup mon bicyk.
For Paris you want a scooter or moped. Don't get a harley...it will get stolen.. If your still considering, Then make sure you measure your parking space and make your decision based on what will fit...
i will do a new roadtest with the Fatbob this weekend (it's not possible for the Xbones), and after i hope i will do the good purchase
not so easy, i like the Fatbob & Xbones
I am admittedly biased, but I think the X-Bones does really well in traffic and congested areas. At least sitting high lets you see whats happening ahead more easily.
W/T/F As if we (my grand father and Dad) didn't help them out enough in the 1st WW and the second, now we have to pick there rides.
Thats actually funny
however it was kinda a dikheadish comment on a guy who has a common interest in American bikes and came here for legit advice on motorcycles.... not on a war or how they tuck tail when the shat hits the fan and what not
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