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Tomorrow at 4h00, i am getting my new black streetglide 2011....
Cant wait to ride it home. I will miss my fatbob being my first harley...
The deal was to great for me to pass.... Thanks for your time...
good for you - enjoy the new glide. Remember to break it in w/the 30/60/30 x10 new engine run. Works well to get those rings set...
not sure i understand 30/60/30.i was told with my fatbob to shift at about
2500 rpm for the first 300 miles, than, 3000 rpm for an another 300 miles.no hard takeoff. Just smmmmmmmoooth riding for the first 1000 miles...if their is a better way i want to know...thanks...
Tomorrow at 4h00, i am getting my new black streetglide 2011....
Cant wait to ride it home. I will miss my fatbob being my first harley...
The deal was to great for me to pass.... Thanks for your time...
Is that 4am?You probably won't even need to set your alarm clock.You won't shut an eye.
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