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My soon-to-arrive 08 Road King will be the fourth in my stable (listed in my sig). I usually do 15-18K miles per year and figure the Road King and R1200GS will split 90% of those miles. Most the rest on my older BMW. The sportbike gets a relative pittance these days (mostly a track bike).
So far I have managed to keep 3 and not have the wife kick me out. Would love to try for 4 but know better than to push my luck
2007 FLHX (favorite)
1998 FLSTF
1967 XLCH (Goofy footed)
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