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It had been quite awhile since I was last in a dealership. I probably shouldn't have stopped yesterday, because I saw this bike. It is working on me. Every Harley I have owned has been black, but I was impressed with the Billiard Red. Maybe it is time for me to branch out!
The Road King IS an awesome bike. There is certainly nothing wrong with branching out. Although you'll love that 107 M8, just keep in mind that the Billiard Red won't be quite as fast as the Vivid Black. (lol)
If that bike really calls you, then jump on it, and hang on for dear life, because it's call will only get louder.
My bike called my name so loud it hurt my ears, I tried to resist, but I could still hear it over a hundred miles away, and with my ear plugs in. I bought it, and since 2007 I have only seen two bike that I liked almost as much as my old Road King.
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