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opinions vary..I have had a few of each, but don't expect to ever go back to a batwing again. I hope everyone gets tired of the RoadGlide and goes back to the eGlide, cause I really liked having something different than the rest of the baggers<G>
They are "FUGLY" & handle really good. I even heard they have some "SECRET SOCIETY of the SHARKNOSE". That's bad when they don't want anyone to know they own an "FUGLY" So, please don't waste your money on them. Just keep buying the SG. There aren't nearly enough of them out there yet!!!!
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