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only difference in them now besides the satin chrome and some black parts is that the Lo has different socks which makes the bike a little lower 1.15" front and rear. As of 2012 the seats and handle bars
are the same on both.
Last edited by Misbehaven; Apr 2, 2013 at 02:22 PM.
only difference in them now besides the satin chrome and some black parts is that the Lo has different socks which makes the bike a little lower 1.15" front and rear. As of 2012 the seats and handle bars
are the same on both.
Yep not a hole lot of difference now!!! Biggest difference now is color sceme. Satin chrome instead of regular chrome on some parts and black.. And its a tad lower. Other then that they are the same bike!
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