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feels like AA
Hi my names brian and i just bought a harley....
Ok now that i did that yes been riding for years always sport bikes just made the switch and i love it. bought a 01 xl1200c due to my short *** legs and not wide stance 99% of other bikes were to wide and stretched my well junk to much.
Any who let me appologise now for offending anyone for when it happens i tend to be a little sarcastic but i got a good sence of humor and take it as well as i give it.
Ok now that i did that yes been riding for years always sport bikes just made the switch and i love it. bought a 01 xl1200c due to my short *** legs and not wide stance 99% of other bikes were to wide and stretched my well junk to much.
Any who let me appologise now for offending anyone for when it happens i tend to be a little sarcastic but i got a good sence of humor and take it as well as i give it.
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Sporty is closest to what you are used to. If you decide one day there is a different bike you'd prefer there are many on here that have figured out how to lower the saddle. No shortage of ways to spend money in this forum.
Sporty is closest to what you are used to. If you decide one day there is a different bike you'd prefer there are many on here that have figured out how to lower the saddle. No shortage of ways to spend money in this forum.