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Road Warrior
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From: Mesquite Tx
Skully Helmets
Not sure if this has been posted in here before but someone was just asking about full face helmets which made me think of this one. If I was still wearing a full face I would have tried to get into thier beta testing program they have going right now!
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From: Illinois
I don't know about the rest of you, but that would bug the living crap out of me, especially pictures popping up in my peripheral vision, and stupid phones ringing while I'm trying to enjoy my ride.....
Been riding for 38 years, never had a radio until I bought the Street Glide. Turned it on once, turned it off, never turned it on again. If I could have paid $1,000.00 less for the bike with no radio, and gotten a neat locking glove box instead, I would have. I never listen while riding. It's too distracting.
Been riding for 38 years, never had a radio until I bought the Street Glide. Turned it on once, turned it off, never turned it on again. If I could have paid $1,000.00 less for the bike with no radio, and gotten a neat locking glove box instead, I would have. I never listen while riding. It's too distracting.
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I don't know about the rest of you, but that would bug the living crap out of me, especially pictures popping up in my peripheral vision, and stupid phones ringing while I'm trying to enjoy my ride.....
Been riding for 38 years, never had a radio until I bought the Street Glide. Turned it on once, turned it off, never turned it on again. If I could have paid $1,000.00 less for the bike with no radio, and gotten a neat locking glove box instead, I would have. I never listen while riding. It's too distracting.
Been riding for 38 years, never had a radio until I bought the Street Glide. Turned it on once, turned it off, never turned it on again. If I could have paid $1,000.00 less for the bike with no radio, and gotten a neat locking glove box instead, I would have. I never listen while riding. It's too distracting.
i don't listen to my radio unless i'm sitting somewhere. if i could have bought one without the radio i would have too.
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Road Captain
Joined: Jun 2012
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From: Damascus MD
I don't know about the rest of you, but that would bug the living crap out of me, especially pictures popping up in my peripheral vision, and stupid phones ringing while I'm trying to enjoy my ride.....
Been riding for 38 years, never had a radio until I bought the Street Glide. Turned it on once, turned it off, never turned it on again. If I could have paid $1,000.00 less for the bike with no radio, and gotten a neat locking glove box instead, I would have. I never listen while riding. It's too distracting.
Been riding for 38 years, never had a radio until I bought the Street Glide. Turned it on once, turned it off, never turned it on again. If I could have paid $1,000.00 less for the bike with no radio, and gotten a neat locking glove box instead, I would have. I never listen while riding. It's too distracting.
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From: SoCal.....I'm only here for the weather
I also applied for their beta testing program. Then I read a short article about the company that was written on Jan. 3rd. At that time they had more than 41,000 applications submitted. By now I would not be surprised if there are more than 100K. Good luck on that lottery. But I'm sure I'll see lots of spam in my email box over the application.