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I've seen some opinions on here about the Rocker and know it didn't get a general approval from the HD community...do you think we'll see another production run in a few years? Or are the 08's-11's the last of the new runs?
not sure but i have had mine about 2 weeks and rode it to work for first time yesterday. everyone was going out to look at it and most thought it was killer looking and really liked it. it may be one of those things that you either like or dont.
not sure but i have had mine about 2 weeks and rode it to work for first time yesterday. everyone was going out to look at it and most thought it was killer looking and really liked it. it may be one of those things that you either like or dont.
Congrats on the ride bro, I bought mine when the 09's first started to roll out around late September...back in 08. You know.... it's funny how
some people still walk up to ya and ask, what kind of Harley is that?
Glad I was able to get one before they were all gone. As it was I had to do alot of searching to find mine. Most people that see it ask if it's a custom... BTW: Sometimes controversy breeds innovation...
Ride Safe, TIILM
Last edited by TalonIILM; Sep 30, 2011 at 03:46 PM.
I've seen some opinions on here about the Rocker and know it didn't get a general approval from the HD community...do you think we'll see another production run in a few years? Or are the 08's-11's the last of the new runs?
No regrets will never get rid of it. I still get conversations at traffic lights after 3 years of owning one...I love the fact that I had to do some modifications and aftermarket parts to get it where I wanted it. Alot of great online Rocker brethren here who make this motorcycle great.
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