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About the only thing as exciting as real combat is more horsepower than you really need throwing your *** back and scaring the crap out of your buddy.
Not sure what real combat you have seen but I wouldn't even compare the adreneline rush between to the two.Now jumping out of an airplane I would.
Back to the topic.... I've always wrenched on cars. Been a gearhead all my life. It's more than just going faster, it's about doing the work yourself and it performing.
Street glides are for touring, feelin good, cruzin, listening to tunes, that's why you have a spare bike with all the mods. Not that a street glide can't be fast, but if i want total wind and speed, i get on my superglide with no fairing and floor it! Damn! Now I want to ride. It's freakin cold here. This sucks.............
Same old question,So here is the same old answer."If we have to explain why,then you would never understand". If you have never tried it,Don't knock it.It's not when you get there.It's how you get there.etc.etc.etc.FYI there are V-Twins up to 260 cubic inches and 300 hp.Now we are talking our language.
Two things you can never have enough of, Horsepower and Money!
There are other things, but one of them costs money too and they say the other can make you go blind!
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