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I couldn't wait any longer.Took my first ride on the Street Glide today.All I can say is wow.I loved my Fatboy but this thing rides and runs so much better.Come on spring!
Cool!!
Welcome to the SG Family!!
It's a smooth rockin' one..
Happy mo$$din!!
Keep us in the loop..
No regrets on letting my softail go either
and I had $20 K in it.
At least $25 in this one now..
It's worth it though.. all in all.
Thanks!I got it back in Dec.and been waiting.
I had shitload in my Fatty as well.Took it in the shorts when I sold it,but I don't regret it.Love this bike!
Your not the only one to drop a boat load of money in a fatboy only to turn around and do it again on a streetglide. No regrets on my part. Enjoy the scoot and welcome to the family.
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