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These are all the same price/deal for me. Which is a trade/cash thing so this is what's available to me.
06 FLHX Black with 8k miles, stockish.
07 FLHX Cobalt blue with 13k miles, pipes.
09 FLHX Pearl Black with 40k miles, stock.
All are similar condition with no issues.
Hmm, I'm having a hard time dismissing the 09 because of the mileage. I've never ridden the new frame models and I'm itching to try it.
40 K motorcycles are more appealing to me because the dude rode it and most likely took great care of it. Someone who rides that much is more aware and knows what it takes to take good care of a bike...
40k is not a huge deal for miles. I am not sure though if it is worth the same as a slightly older bikes with a lot less mileage. I bought an 09 based off an 08 I rode a year earlier. The new frame did not play a role. I just really liked the SG
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