Should I do it?
#41
04-06-2010, 09:48 PM
Ultimate HDF Member
Don't take this wrong...actually take it as a compliment....
Looks like ya ain't hurting for money bro........get the pro street and enjoy the hell out of it.
You'll get another HD went this scooter wears off.......but ya have to experience this bike....you're talking yourself into anyways....
Have a blast bro!!
Looks like ya ain't hurting for money bro........get the pro street and enjoy the hell out of it.
You'll get another HD went this scooter wears off.......but ya have to experience this bike....you're talking yourself into anyways....
Have a blast bro!!
+1
I said it before. I'll say it again. Get it! Enjoy it! It's meant to be.
#43
04-06-2010, 10:25 PM
That's a nice bike for putting less than 1000 miles a year on. You'd have to trailer it for any real distance.
Like someone said; it would make a good second bike. I wouldn't trade the Train for it unless maybe if he gave you, say, $4k it might be worth it if you don't do a lot of riding.
Like someone said; it would make a good second bike. I wouldn't trade the Train for it unless maybe if he gave you, say, $4k it might be worth it if you don't do a lot of riding.
#46
04-07-2010, 06:32 AM
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I would run away from that deal as fast as I could if I were you and ride your night train. The local indy by me gets those fancy bikes in to work on from various small manufacturers and they are mostly crap. Told me one of them was so bad he was going to have to completely rewire it.
Keep the Harley Ride the Harley Love the Harley
Keep the Harley Ride the Harley Love the Harley
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