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I am about a month shy of being a member here for two years. I have three posts,(this is 4) and all of the posts asked questions about three different bikes. Fatboy, Softail custom and a Road king. Well after walllerin around for two years today I crossed over from a metric to a Harley. Tomorrow I will pick up a 2010 Scarlet red Heritage Classic. I took advantage of Harley's comparable trade-in and bit the bullet. I love the red, I have a 2008 Pontiac G8 GT that is liquid red so now I have a matching bike.
I didn't ride for almost thirty year and started back in 04. The last three bikes I have had are two Hondas and a Yamaha, all liquid cooled so this will be my first air cooled bike since I was 14 years old. Any advice will be appreciated.
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