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My Chrome rewards came in, and I'm trying to decide how to spend it. It WAS going to go towards a new battery, but I found such a good deal elsewhere, that I didn't want to waste it on a Harley-brand battery that cost nearly twice as much. At the MOST, I'm willing to chip in an extra $100 for a grand total of $200. Once the chrome cash is redeemed, it must be used within 180 days. It's been a month. I have a black 2008, Electra Glide Standard. The things I'm considering:
Ironman, not a bad idea. I do get my filters and Formula+ there. But, that BAL has been calling my name for quite some time. Maybe some soft lowers for $89.00...? They don't look all that good, but I hear they do the job.
Ironman, not a bad idea. I do get my filters and Formula+ there. But, that BAL has been calling my name for quite some time. Maybe some soft lowers for $89.00...? They don't look all that good, but I hear they do the job.
I have been saving my "chrome bucks" for some time as well. I think I have $150 saved up. I planned on using it to buy something that I wouldn't necessarily want to pay full price for but I can never decide. It'll probably be something chrome though for sure.
What part of GA are you in? I get down there usually once a month to visit family and I happen to have a spare battery. I paid for a new on the road earlier this year and the original one was still under warranty. I would let it go pretty cheap since I don't need it.
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