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Hello everyone! Thats right no bike yet but i am in the process of searching for one. I have been into bikes since i was young, had my fair share of dirt bikes, quads and street sport bikes. But now it's time for the Harley I always wanted. Im looking at Soft Tail Heritage and Road Kings. This forum is very helpful been doing alot of researching. Keep the info coming.
Tom
Socal
Before parting with the $$$$ make sure you try sitting on the models your considering at the dealership to try them out for comfort. A test ride of each model you're considering would be adviseable and if possible, try renting one for a day and try it out with the type of riding you envisage you'll be doing in order to show up the pros and cons.
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