Confussed
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Joined: May 2008
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From: Longview, Texas
RE: Confussed
the UC is the only way to go if you ask the ol' lady, I still love my Springer though!
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RE: Confussed
ORIGINAL: hotshot
Before I bought my ultra, i talked to several standard riders, they said they wished they had bought the ultra to begin with, as they have been trying to change their standard into an ultra at a lot more cost. \\;\\\\\\; so i chose the ultra.
Before I bought my ultra, i talked to several standard riders, they said they wished they had bought the ultra to begin with, as they have been trying to change their standard into an ultra at a lot more cost. \\;\\\\\\; so i chose the ultra.
I started with a standard (1999 = $13,025, an ultra was $19,000+ at the time). \\; My standard is now the equivalent of a FLHTC (Classic) minus the black and chrome engine with some additional accessories (performance and otherwise). \\; And I'm still in for a total cost less than the Classic was in 1999. \\; And couple thousand $ less than the ultra. \\; for me it was about what I could afford at the time, and my annual budget to add to it later. \\; When paying cash for bikes, it's about "what can I buy now, or what can I buy later" - I went with the "now"