What to expect for 09
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02-07-2008, 06:38 AM
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02-07-2008, 12:25 PM
RE: What to expect for 09
ORIGINAL: skratch
huh? english please 
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MOCO does it will all models and models to be or not to be.
MOCO does it will all models and models to be or not to be.
Harley's Evaluation CEntertests' all current pre-production vehicles. They have several other combinations and mdoels that never see the production line and get scraped. Some of those go on to production. All current models, Models that may not become production and other's that do. Sorry.
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RE: What to expect for 09
My guess is that they'll bring out a liquid cooled touring bike and sell it along side the aircooled ones until they're phased out of production. Once the benefits of the liquid cooled engines become VERY apparent and the public switches to buying more of them, it will be easy to stop producing air cooled engines.
Would anyone want to buy a car with a carburetor and points and drum brakes now a days?
Would anyone want to buy a car with a carburetor and points and drum brakes now a days?
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RE: What to expect for 09
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My guess is that they'll bring out a liquid cooled touring bike and sell it along side the aircooled ones until they're phased out of production. Once the benefits of the liquid cooled engines become VERY apparent and the public switches to buying more of them, it will be easy to stop producing air cooled engines.
Would anyone want to buy a car with a carburetor and points and drum brakes now a days?
My guess is that they'll bring out a liquid cooled touring bike and sell it along side the aircooled ones until they're phased out of production. Once the benefits of the liquid cooled engines become VERY apparent and the public switches to buying more of them, it will be easy to stop producing air cooled engines.
Would anyone want to buy a car with a carburetor and points and drum brakes now a days?
