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Awesome! here are few more pictures of the Camo with black
Was that bike purchased at Pig Trail by a guy involved with HOG? When I told my salesman that I wanted to do the black highlights he whipped out his phone and showed me pics of a bike that looked a lot like that one. As I recall, it had a 120R motor as well.
Another thing that bike has that's not in the catalog is the black headlight trim ring.
Was that bike purchased at Pig Trail by a guy involved with HOG? When I told my salesman that I wanted to do the black highlights he whipped out his phone and showed me pics of a bike that looked a lot like that one. As I recall, it had a 120R motor as well.
Another thing that bike has that's not in the catalog is the black headlight trim ring.
That bike was purchased at Old Fort by a friend, some of the parts have been powder coated.
So the big question now is . . . what's the first big destination ride are you and Cheryl going on with the new ride?
We're trying to figure that one out. Looks like August is when we will hit the road to somewhere. I still want to knock off the New England states, but that might be a better Fall ride. We want to get back out west again - maybe dig deeper into Utah and Arizona and New Mexico. THen again, going to the Sun Highway among other rides in that area is on our list as well. Decisions decisions.
Originally Posted by SSJ
That bike was purchased at Old Fort by a friend, some of the parts have been power coated.
Ah - makes sense. He did a great job. Well thanks for posting them up.
I was just out in Vegas couple weeks back and rented a '14 electraglide and had a blast. Wife loved the comfort but not the price. We'll be sticking with old faithful for a while. Congrats on your new glide.
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