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Traded my 2012 SG in today for a 2013 Ultra....Happy, Happy, Happy...
Much better ride....the SG was a great motorcycle, but I'm an Ultra guy, this is my fifth UC....I am what I am.....
The SG is a great bike and you had it set-up nice... But like you, once on an Ultra for any length of time, it is hard to, er ah um, compromise... ;+) I guess it would be nice to bop around the beach/boulevard on a loud/flashy cruiser but I like to get outta dodge on the Ultra and I can ride hard all day with no trouble... But of course, YOU obviously already know this... Kinda like the difference between a sexy/skinny/young Gal and a sexy/curvy/mature woman... They are both sexy but, YOU know what I mean...;+)
Last edited by user_1534GD; Jul 16, 2013 at 02:22 PM.
Glidadude:
You right of course...now I got to get the miles on her to get it serviced before my trip coming next month....should not be to difficult to do.....
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