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I hate to say good bye to the Slim, but I have too..I need something for longer trips and a smaller payment...Damn child support..JK i love my kids, there just so dame expensive...I love the way the slim looks, and i wish I could have both..
Im trading it in for a Street Glide, still in the Harley Family...But so long soft tail peps, it was nice while it lasted....
We all have to do what sometime's is a right B#####d but that's the roll ..... Have to say your bike was stunning looks like a bike should not to keen on the One room apartment but at least your still in HARLEYWORLD good luck ......
Man, I bet you took it in the shorts on a trade...especially with everything you have done to your slim. I dig the SG also...although I have never ridden one.
Hate to see you go, brotha!! That's a damn fine lookin Slim!
That SG is a pretty sweetheart tho! I'll be adding one of them to the stable soon enough. Good luck and ryde safe!
HaPPy FrIdaY!! woooOOO HOOOOO!!
Cheers.
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