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Damn- just can't decide- street glide, road glide. I am going to buy one or the other this month (2010) I think I would be happier with the road glide (I think it "feels" lighter on the front end) but I like the looks of the street glide.
I also like denim black but all of the dealers tell me it would be a mistake as some of the current owners are complaining about "shiny spots" from knees and etc. I think either model looks bad-a** in denim black but could live with vivid black. Bottom line is I guess I am concerned about the resale (eventually) of the Road Glide vs the Street Glide. Also mama prefers the Street Glide. I have a long history of doing the exact opposite of the "normal" people so I am looking for honest feedback to help sort this out. and yes- I have ridden both of them...
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