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Me personally, i'd stick with the SG. But that's just me, it's your deal, you have to do what you need to do. Either way your on 2 wheels and what can be better than that!
Xbones is a great looking scoot; but when the wife & I go on any trip longer than 4 hours I rent a SG from my local dealer. She feels like a freaking queen on the back of the SG.
Do what makes you happy. I wanted a Xbonz since the day they were released so a couple of months ago, I traded in my Road King on one and never looked back.
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