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At 45 I traded my '06 Night Rod for my '08 Street Glide. Needed a more comfortable bike for two up riding. I loved my V-Rod (still do!) and will own another one. But never as an only bike. Once you ride a truly comfortable bike nothing else will do! You made the right choice. But when you are in a place where you can own two....
...buy the Night Rod!
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Oh yeah..I rented the blcked out special twice last summer and loved it...so a second "sport" machine is in the offing.....
In the mean time here are some better pics..this thing is clean...
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