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 \\;Liberty HD in Rahway NJ has acouple 2009s out on the showroom floor.
 \\;I don't remember what the modle name was (freight train?). They looked
 \\;prettey cool though,
I know rumors are just that...rumors. \\; Heard we should expect a new frame design in the Touring family. \\; I'm not sayin'....I'm just sayin'.....
I heard the Lehman deal feel through...can't understand why Harley ( American ) would go with Lehman ( Canadian )...
Test drove a 2008 Ultra with the California Sidecar Trike kit at the CSC factory, sweet, very smooth suspension...
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Whats wrong with Lehman? From what I know they are top quality machines. Give us Canadians some credit for somethin' will ya!
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Mark in Vancouver, B.C.
I heard the same about the trike. Est. cost is right at 30k. I also heard (seriously) Street Glide is getting a 200 rear tire and will be available in black denim paint. We'll see.
I haven't heard that and I doubt it'll be the case. There's no reason for HD to dramatically modify the SG which is one of their best sellers as it is today and I don't think the market requires a 200 tire on a Touring Bike. I could see a 160 tire being offered but not a 200. Serious mods would have to be made to the swingarm, to align the tranny, put a wider fender, a wider wheel, \\; etc.............. That's typical custom work on a bagger, and there are several vendors of wide tire kits who offer it already.
What I heard though, from a friend who's Sales Manager at a dealership here, is that there's a serious chance that HD offers a Screaming Eagle Street Glide in 2009. That, I can see cause it makes sense.
200's on the softails. to do it on an eg would be no more diffucult. aftermaket co. have done all the r&\\;d for the moco. they can copy it like they do all the aftermarkets . take the crossbones. chopper guys been makin for decades
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