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New 2011 Models are up on Harley's Site
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Road Warrior
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So, Harley's at it again. The "new" SuperLow is just the 883Low with a new name. Even though the 1200C is gone, the 1200"Low" is still around with the 4.4 gal tank and the same unladen height as last year, which is also the same height as the "old" 1200C. So, take the 1200Low, add forwards and a 21" front wheel and, whala, 1200C.
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Not digging the yellow.
Not digging the yellow.
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Meh, nothing too exciting this year... The XR1200X is probably the best thing about 2011, but we already knew about that...
EDIT: can't believe they got rid of The C.
EDIT: can't believe they got rid of The C.
Last edited by killer scott; Jul 27, 2010 at 01:18 PM.
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So, Harley's at it again. The "new" SuperLow is just the 883Low with a new name. Even though the 1200C is gone, the 1200"Low" is still around with the 4.4 gal tank and the same unladen height as last year, which is also the same height as the "old" 1200C. So, take the 1200Low, add forwards and a 21" front wheel and, whala, 1200C.
Road Warrior
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From: Allyn, WA
Changing wheels does not make a "new" bike. And definitely not necessitate a new name. The bike is neither NEW, nor SUPERLOW.
That'd be like proclaiming the "NEW MUSTANG" if all they did was change the wheels and paint. Or better yet, call it the "NEW MUSTANG SUPERFAST"
That'd be like proclaiming the "NEW MUSTANG" if all they did was change the wheels and paint. Or better yet, call it the "NEW MUSTANG SUPERFAST"