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Have you guys checked the new 72? Looks like what a lot of people are already doing. Moco is really on top of things. All in all pretty cool. The red metal flake looks good.
72 only looks good with the Big Red Flake option IMO. But, I can't see it being worth the starting price being $11,199. At that price point, I'd be looking at a 103' Softail Slim or a Dyna.
72 only looks good with the Big Red Flake option IMO. But, I can't see it being worth the starting price being $11,199. At that price point, I'd be looking at a 103' Softail Slim or a Dyna.
A little high. They're getting a little greedy. In the end, it's still a Sportster.
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