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RE: Street Glide FLHX.... holy crap it's fun to ride! *now with pics!!*
yeah, the mirrors are under your arms... VERY weird at first but only takes a couple seconds to get used to. Your mitts are just barely above that fairing and I kind of like having a break from the wind pressure against my chest.
It's a 2006 FLHX with the 88ci and 5 speed stock trans.
I'll talk to the owner and see if he knows what exact bars are on it. I'll take more photos today when I see the bike and post pics of the bars specifically.
RE: Street Glide FLHX.... holy crap it's fun to ride! *now with pics!!*
I don't know. I still love my Dyna. I'd like to get one or two more bikes, since I have enough room for them. I should just sell my Camaro and stick with bikes! Better gas mileage!
RE: Street Glide FLHX.... holy crap it's fun to ride! *now with pics!!*
Oh I have to agree, I posted a while back about renting a SG out in Tucson, AZ for a Saturday. Rode it through the Seguaro national park, up Mt. Lemon and back, and around a few other sights. It was absolutely awesome.
SG will be my next bike, I like the Black Cherry color the best I think.
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