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At my local H.D. dealership: '07 Road Glide, pewter pearl that looks sweet w/the motor & wheels. Chrome fork covers, grips, Stage I w/ S.E. slipons & breather. $20,160.
Been on the floor since March! Absolutly beautiful. The wife says I have to hold out another month or so before the finances are where we need them before pulling the trigger.
I found out today that it's $1000. off this month. If I had hair I'd be pulling it out!!!
Joe[:@]
I think that it's the wife's job to keep postponing your ride. Some times, it's not really the money. But, a way to ensure you're not gonna go riding and crack your head open. Or, out riding and leaving her at home, doing chores. If you can get your wife to ride behind you, maybe she'll see things your way.
Good luck!
ORIGINAL: PamzJoe
At my local H.D. dealership: '07 Road Glide, pewter pearl that looks sweet w/the motor & wheels. Chrome fork covers, grips, Stage I w/ S.E. slipons & breather. $20,160.
Been on the floor since March! Absolutly beautiful. The wife says I have to hold out another month or so before the finances are where we need them before pulling the trigger.
I found out today that it's $1000. off this month. If I had hair I'd be pulling it out!!!
Joe[:@]
My new Glide came with a few accessories I hadn't planned on. A new jacket....for my wife. A new pair of riding boots....for my wife. A new, second jacket ('cause the other one is too heavy for hot weather, dontcha know)....for my wife.
It's been my experience that there are certain accessories that are "worth" more than others. Maybe if your wife saw how good theRoad Glide looks with her new jacket next to it........
GO GO GO GO GET It! you will get use to sleeping on the couch after the first 48 Hours, then she will let it slide when you get her something Nice (BLING BLING)
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