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I am looking at buying a Heritage and thought that I would do some research here. I am coming from a Honda VTX1300 and then a Honda F6B, which I really liked and could kick myself for selling it. I miss the retro look, thus wanting a Heritage but would like to take the stock bars off and put beach bars on. Hoping to get some great advice in the future!
I am looking at buying a Heritage and thought that I would do some research here. I am coming from a Honda VTX1300 and then a Honda F6B, which I really liked and could kick myself for selling it. I miss the retro look, thus wanting a Heritage but would like to take the stock bars off and put beach bars on. Hoping to get some great advice in the future!
Hi Bill You sir came to the RIGHT place. But not the right suborum. LOL
WELCOME to HDF mate. since this is the WELCOMING area.
Look around my friend and see which area is the best one to ask your question. The chaps here are VERY VERY good in helping people wiht questions like that.
Have fun and again Bill, WELCOME!!
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