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This thread reminds me of post addressing if the Evo Sportster is out of date?
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"The XL was competitive for many years, until the CB750 washed ashore. But, the market for 1911 style pistols is still strong after 112 years. And both Sportster and 1911 are still completely adequate for the job."
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"The XL was competitive for many years, until the CB750 washed ashore. But, the market for 1911 style pistols is still strong after 112 years. And both Sportster and 1911 are still completely adequate for the job."
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BruceKoukalaka (05-23-2023)
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I disagree. I think this is the hottest Sportster ever made.
If I was looking for a new bike this would top the list to test ride.
I might be wrong but I think this will sell like hotcakes.
Have to remember that MOCO is looking to bring in new riders and this definitely appeals to riders that are looking at similar bikes from a multitude of manufacturers. And not the old guard riders
If I was looking for a new bike this would top the list to test ride.
I might be wrong but I think this will sell like hotcakes.
Have to remember that MOCO is looking to bring in new riders and this definitely appeals to riders that are looking at similar bikes from a multitude of manufacturers. And not the old guard riders
I'm sorry.. but the new sportsters are Fugly.
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