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Since I got a SG this spring and I wanted to get 1K on it to get the service done and we have had a long wet spring, I did not have a chance to get the 07 FXSTC out.
Had to take my wife to the store, power wash the patio, mow the lawn and finaly I was free at last!
Sun shining and blue sky. I fired it up and down the road I went. I had almost forgotten how smooth it rides. Reminds me of my 1969 Norton Commando Fastback I had 41 years ago.
I carved some corners and ran it through the gears on the straights. Darn. I had to get back for supper.
I agree! I JUST bought my 2nd Harley this past Saturday and I haven't gotten the 1st "Ride" in yet this year. It's at the dealership now getting worked on but hopefully this coming weekend my girl and I can jump on the bike, pick a vague destination and just GO. Perhaps somewhere near the ocean...after the chores are done of course. lol Mow the dogs, feed the lawn and off we go!
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