New to the bagger world
I wanted something a little different, haven't seen to many greys around in my area.
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Joined: Dec 2010
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From: The Rust Belt!
Im getting into the bagger world myself.. Im going a little different rout as im goin g with the CVO road king . But I was looking at the street glide and I did like the grey color. I pictured it with a black 21 on the front with black air cleaner and pipes.. just wasnt digging the fairing once I started really playing with it.. that why I chose the king instead.. congrats on the sweet bike and color!
Im getting into the bagger world myself.. Im going a little different rout as im goin g with the CVO road king . But I was looking at the street glide and I did like the grey color. I pictured it with a black 21 on the front with black air cleaner and pipes.. just wasnt digging the fairing once I started really playing with it.. that why I chose the king instead.. congrats on the sweet bike and color!
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Joined: May 2012
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From: Elk Mound, WI
Congrats and I agree with this post. I actually just sat down last night to figure out what I've spent on my bike since it's purchase in May of 2012. $3600 on chrome, electrical, performance, etc and that doesn't include labor for some or any of the maintenance services/item (tires and whatnot). That would add at least another $2500+. The possibilities are endless for you now!!!
Congrats and I agree with this post. I actually just sat down last night to figure out what I've spent on my bike since it's purchase in May of 2012. $3600 on chrome, electrical, performance, etc and that doesn't include labor for some or any of the maintenance services/item (tires and whatnot). That would add at least another $2500+. The possibilities are endless for you now!!!
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