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H20 in the 08s is the hot rumor,time will tell,not sure how well it will go over w/the older HD crowd?But the 07s may have been the final straw for the aircooling.
sounds like you already got a nice scoot for the summer, why not wait for 08 to be the first on the block to have on....if you didn't have a nice ride already i would say not to wait but.......
I would say get the 07....But what if they come out with the 2008 Screamin Eagle Street Glide....110CID.....I think that would be a cool bike to own...Hum the 08's come out in early August...you could still get the 07, at a reduced price once the 08 come out (if you can find one) Tough one IMHO.
Glad I have my 07 Street Glide No decision to make
H20 in the 08s is the hot rumor,time will tell,not sure how well it will go over w/the older HD crowd?But the 07s may have been the final straw for the aircooling.
everything that i've read says that hd can surpass the epa requirements until 2010 with air cooling. so i anticipate that 2011 will have radiators, and i will have my final bike payment shortly thereafter and continue to ride my 07 until MY wheels fall off (i guess those would be called feet )
I'm sure we'll see more VRod models. Hopefully they'll have a touring bike. Maybe it would be a future platform for a Police model. I'm sure that the powers that be inHD Landwill find some way around EPA and keep air cooled models around for a long time.
For touring CVO models, I'd like to see the SG & the RG for 08.
Just an update I got the 07 in April and I love it.Know problems at all in 2500 miles.I did put on PC111,K@n and Rush 2 inch.Hogtunes and lowers.It is a great ride.Thanks for all the opinions.
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