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#61

11-18-2012 | 02:32 PM

heavymetalthunder

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From: Kansas City, Missouri

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Originally Posted by nevada72

Anyone picking up on the fact that the OP isn't even participating in his own thread?

Lot of that lately. Low post count + recent sign up date = troll half the time.

Folks, we have a Winner.

#62

11-18-2012 | 06:01 PM

stapleton

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From: Hagerstown, IN

The Street Glide.

#63

11-19-2012 | 10:10 AM

Tony P

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Originally Posted by rubberfrog

Yes, we should hang this perpetrator of falsehoods! A radio is the best thing ever invented for long rides.

Harley has picked up on that. They plan to change their marketing strategy. Instead of a showroom featuring motorcycles, they will have a display of several radios to choose from. Pick your radio, then go to the parts counter and order your motorcycle.

#64

11-19-2012 | 07:04 PM

Deuuuce

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Says the non-radio bike riders....

Who also don't have a comm system because they don't want to talk to their passenger. Or solo seats so no passenger. Who also don't own an iPod, etc etc.

#65

11-19-2012 | 07:33 PM

TKDKurt

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Road King for (a) longer shock travel, better ride and (b) less batwing caused wind buffeting. F the radio.

#66

11-21-2012 | 01:04 PM

MHaddadEagleRider

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Quote:

Originally Posted by heavymetalthunder

Folks, we have a Winner.

Pretty sure I'm right here reading the reponses

#67

11-21-2012 | 01:05 PM

MHaddadEagleRider

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Originally Posted by Roni

How long do you have to get from point A to point B? If I were doing only a couple of hundred miles a day, I would take my Talulah (07 XLC).

I've got no experience with the other two bikes, so I can't really speak to the other choices. I will say that I think a Trike would be a cool option though.

without time being a factor... More so if you just wanted to enjoy the ride, and the difference between performance

#68

11-21-2012 | 01:11 PM

MHaddadEagleRider

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Quote:

Originally Posted by nevada72

Anyone picking up on the fact that the OP isn't even participating in his own thread?

Lot of that lately. Low post count + recent sign up date = troll half the time.

pretty sure this isnt a witch...read my past threads... you'll see why i want the feedback...