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Ok I'm not trying to start a war here, but if you weren't to buy a HD bagger, what would you buy?
All of these foreign selections. Ever heard the saying: "always go forward in life, never backward"? Nothing compares to a Harley except one other 'American' motorcycle company..... BIGDOG. If I ever consider trading in my 2008 Road Glide, it would be for one of their choppers.
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Tough call. I'm hooked on baggers, so probably a Wing or to K1200LT. I looked hard at the Wing before I bought my Ultra, but it just isn't made for tall riders. My shins were touching the lower fairing, and I just didn't think I could be comfortable on the long haul. To me, that's the real beauty of Harleys is that there's just so much aftermarket stuff to make them fit. I just put on the Kuryakyn EZ Shift and brake lever, and they really help to accomodate my size 14 feet.
Probably an Indian after the kinks are all worked out. \\; Although I just test rode a Victory Vision last week, and that's a pretty sweet ride. \\; Don't care much for the look, but it handles pretty nice.
fk Indian \\; and their thirty-thousand dollar \\; price tag, they can go **** in the wind. \\; Even if I had the money to dump \\; them bastards dont need that much for a bike. Etiher a Triumph rat chopper, \\; maybe a victory, \\; or \\; just \\; a used \\; \\; Ford Escort, Geo Metro \\; or some other \\; mpg oriented car.
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