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I don't know about chicks liking only black harleys...The ladies all crowd around My white gold pearl SG and I get them wanting rides all the time! Everyone has black...Why be like everyone! BUT...on the flip side...if MOMMA is happy...YOU will be happy! LOL
I am mtfree's wife and I am concerned about the resale of a Street Glide in Pewter. I saw it in black and had the "WOW" factor. But... my husband likes the Pewter Pearl because it is sooooo understated. I love how the Vivid Black shows off the chrome. But it is his bike and so he should get to pick out the color and he can get the Pewter quicker, he would have order the Vivid black. We bought our first Harley (a Super Glide) in July and are already trading for the Street Glide, I want us to love this bike for a long time.
While riding with friends the other day I noticed of the 10 bikes in the bunch mine and wifeys were the only non black bikes. It seems everyone has a black bike
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