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All nice bikes, but Jetcock wins best bike overall.
Riverb gets best hair!
I miss my limited. Riding a Dyna again until the bills subside. Then I'll likely get a street glide to fit in with my riding buddies again. But this thing is WAY quicker for sure. Just doesn't even come with a place to put sunglasses. lol
Impressive. That's about all I have for this one. You sir (and others with similar styling) could change the "new look". Whatever that is...
I'm not a "bagger" in the sense I've got bags, but I also don't just ride locally. I ride everywhere given the opportunity. I'm 37 and love my new FXDB, that said, I've been wanting a Glide of some sort sine I was 21. Haven't pulled the trigger yet considering I haven't been afforded the flexibility to own two. That's changing with my wife going back to work, so I'm salivating at my opportunity to join the true "baggers" club if only through the shear means of comfort on extended rides.
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