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"..We here in the Bay Area actually ride our bikes. Not really sure how you guys down south are..."
Well, up in these parts if you were to pull that crap on a dealer's bike during a demo ride you'd be treated to some free dental work, right before you scrawled your John Hancock on the Sales Agreement, in a headlock...
Last edited by jam436; Jul 9, 2013 at 10:39 AM.
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I'll have to remember to avoid the bay area the next time I ride the bike out to Cali...it would probably give me a complex being around all those guys that "ride their bikes".
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If you new anything about engines, you wouldn't.
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Lighten up man Im just giving my opinion. We here in the Bay Area actually ride our bikes. Not really sure how you guys down south are.\
The bike I test rode had less than 400 miles on it. So maybe it just needed proper break-in. In my experience, all of the lineup I have test ridden have some type of buzziness. Not complaining but each lineup have their quirks
But one thing I did notice is that the transmission on the slim/softails are very slick compared to the rubbermounted engines. which is a plus for me.
The bike I test rode had less than 400 miles on it. So maybe it just needed proper break-in. In my experience, all of the lineup I have test ridden have some type of buzziness. Not complaining but each lineup have their quirks
But one thing I did notice is that the transmission on the slim/softails are very slick compared to the rubbermounted engines. which is a plus for me.
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