rented a fugly
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Well fellas, just got back from our weekend fugly rental. We put about 1000 miles on over 3 days, ended up in the northwoods of Wis. This is hard to say, but, you guys were right, the fugly was a total pile. they must program siberian goat music on all fuglies. I couldn't reach the damn radio so I was stuck with that for 3 days, it does grow on you. I drove off the road 3 times,, turn the bars and the light doesn't follow, I couldn't see crap. The dash is so far away I felt like I was in the back seat. Any time I saw other bikers they would yell,, " that thing is f..king ugly. I start theropy today, after I see if Kutters can find a red fugly for me. The street glide is on the way out.
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I saw my fugly today, I had to take my XM module to Kutter HD to be installed on my new ride. They had most of the accessories on the fugly,almost ready to be picked up Friday. the tech looked right at me an said, this is like putting lipstick on a pig, or hog. That thing is fugly.
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Fugly, who cares when you have a machine like this? I have now owned my own FLTRU for almost a year. It does what it is supposed to do and never lets me down. I have ridden it a few times on trips that required over 400 miles each day. It just kept on keeping on. Ever have too darned much fun in a cross wind? That is never a problem with this bike. The only way that I know about a cross wind is if it hits my helmet and beats my head around, you bet I wear one, I am not a voluntary organ donor.