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Well since you asked........I don't care for it or any other "collection." I don't like parts that say "Harley Davidson" on them. I like plain chrome parts. Everybody knows it's a Harley, I don't need to stick the words on it any more than I have to.......However, that is just my worthless opinion....Nice bike, though.
Thanks.... I'm pretty much "skulled out" with Harley stuff. I've even taken some of the generic Harley skulls and designed my own theme. No, I don't have a skull helmet, but I do have the Harley skull watch. Interesting Bulova piece.
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