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I really like the SG's, and that one looks badazz. It looks as low in the rear as yours.
He had the stock shocks sent off to AZ to have the springs shortened. And the Corbin seat helps also... He says it ride a little rough for an SG... Heres a few more picks...
I have a softail standard which is pretty much the same thing as a train. I have 14 inch apes on my bike and love them. If I know how confortable they are it would have been the first thing that I did.
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