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Just got the bike last week! Crap weather. 10 miles on bike.
Sert, Vance & Hines true duals, stage one air.And dyno
So today, new floor board inserts,
Shift linkage, premium luggage rack, front wheel bolt covers, , tire valve stems.
Is this the way it is? You jut keep buying stuff and installing? Lol. Rack was pain!
Maybe tomorrow I will ride ........
Buying more 'stuff' is called "Harley Disease." It affects most anyone who owns a motorcycle, especially those who own Harley's. LOL
Only way to avoid it is to spec out your scoot with everything you could possibly want before you take owner ship...and even then, you'll find a trinket or two from time to time.
I have it worse...I bought my Harley two weeks ago...had an extra week for drop offs by the brown truck that I have to find before the wife gets home! And long term weather forcast says at least another week before riding here!!! Im done buying Harley stuff.... no really!
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