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Nice ride, looks almost new. You will get used to life without a oven and coffee pot on your bike. Just kidding man, Gold Wings are cool but you definitely made a good move.
Nice ride, looks almost new. You will get used to life without a oven and coffee pot on your bike. Just kidding man, Gold Wings are cool but you definitely made a good move.
Haha... I know what you mean. Making sharp turns on the Softail is a breeze compared to the freight train I used to ride. LOL. I see you don't have a rack or anything on the back of your bike. Do you use a detachable backrest / rack to bungee things down to?
Haha... I know what you mean. Making sharp turns on the Softail is a breeze compared to the freight train I used to ride. LOL. I see you don't have a rack or anything on the back of your bike. Do you use a detachable backrest / rack to bungee things down to?
I throw on a detach sissy bar with a t-bag if I do anything over a couple days.
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