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GEE....i never thought the SG was an old man's bike? i'm 43 and my 1st harley @ 41 was a heritage classic. i saw the SG and the rest as they say is history
38 for my 06 Ultra but I had a CB650 Honda with Full Fairing, Radio, Saddlebags and adjustable backrest when I was 14 so I guess I was old an man before I actually got my license.
Im 23, so I dont know about getting old, but i sure do like my Road Glide. Couldn't imagine not having it. I had a sportster, and I'll never look back. I've had so many great adventures on the Glide
Nice choice in bike...and from the looks of it, you know how to handle her. Was that shot taken at a rider training course, or are you practicing on your own?
Rode the FXDWG for 2 yrs., test drove a 07 Ultra Classic for 40 miles one night....3 weeks later traded the Wg in on a SG & never looked back....!!!!! And the only reason for the 3 week wait was they didn't have one in stock
Thanks, i love the road glides. She handles great! I was just praticing with some friends, sometimes by myself. i do this maybe twice a week. after im done i go on a long ride if time permits. the more i practices the better i get.
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Im 23, so I dont know about getting old, but i sure do like my Road Glide. Couldn't imagine not having it. I had a sportster, and I'll never look back. I've had so many great adventures on the Glide
Nice choice in bike...and from the looks of it, you know how to handle her. Was that shot taken at a rider training course, or are you practicing on your own?
Bought my first Harley - an '02 Fatboy when I was 28. 32 now and took a Street Glide out for a test drive last month. I was instantly sold. Traded in the Fatboy for a Street Glide last week.
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