CB - Useful or dead weight?
Tourer
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From: winter spring,fl
Thanks for the replies. I agree that the lowers and speakers are nice additions. I am finding that if I am willing to drive a few extra miles (75-100) I can get a 2010 Ultra for just a little more than the price of a 2011 Classic- assuming that the new ones don't go up too much.
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From: In the north
Traveling on chapter HOG rides - use the CB; Traveling in groups - use the CB; Wanna insult my buddy while we're riding, and he's on his Ultra - use the CB; Want to find out from a trucker why the freeway is jammed up - use the CB.
But then in the old days, I use to order my sub sandwich half way between GFK AFB and town via CB! Fat Alberts had a CB radio inside!
Cool Blue - on the side.
But then in the old days, I use to order my sub sandwich half way between GFK AFB and town via CB! Fat Alberts had a CB radio inside!
Cool Blue - on the side.
As far as the CB goes. Deadweight on a bike. I have one in my truck and one in my pickup. Would never want one on my bike.
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