The time has come when I have to choose between my baby, 2007 HD Street Glide, and a house. Been married almost a year, and still stuck with the monster-in-laws. Yup, she's got to go. Here's a couple pics, what do you think?
Selling my Harley Street Glide To Get a House!
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Volusianator
BoM Nov '07 & Jan '09
What do I think? I think I'd love it, if I had the cash, it'd be mine. I LOVE the Street Glide!
A gorgeous Green Bay Packers Volusia, if I'm not mistaken.
Volusianator
BoM Nov '07 & Jan '09
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hdroadglide
BoM x 2, BoY 2011
happens a lot. have a bike. real life happens and the bike has to go. then things finally smooth out and you get a bike again. good luck on sellin a member of the family.
e-man67
Benny Hill's Understudy
Believe me, I know what you are going through........I had a 1967 Harley Davidson generator FLH Shovelhead that I bought back in 2000, customized to the hilt, then sold about a year ago to a friend. I miss having a bike but I just didn't get out that much having 2 kids in sports and such. So then I bought a 1973 Mustang convertible (351C) to fill the void...this will be the 2nd year that hasn't left the garage...Toys come and go bro...you will be happier with a house...
Volusianator
BoM Nov '07 & Jan '09
Not even sure how to answer that. I mean, it doesn't ride like the Street Glide, you don't get the awesome rumble at stop lights7 nor do you have the sound.
The VTX rides very well IMHO, it's strong, stable, balanced well albeit a bit heavy, and has all the power you'll need. I did put new shocks on the rear (Progressive) to lower the rear end and new fork springs in as well (Progressive) as I thought the front end dipped a bit to much with a good hand full of front brake. I also added an Ultimate X seat, made out of Canada, they also make seats for HD, Suzi, Yama...it is by far the most comfortable seat on the planet. Not saying that just because I own one, just matter of fact. I've had several 800+ mile days on it and never had an ounce of sore ass. I ride the shit out of my bike and ride it hard, it's solid trustworthy. I'd buy another. In addition, there's a ton of aftermarket stuff for it and a very nice web forum with just buckets of information on the bike from tire to tire.
Wade
Volusianator
BoM Nov '07 & Jan '09
I will add this, I had bikes up until 1989 when my first son was born, got rid of it and just started back again in 2002. You'll ride again, hell, you're always welcome to take mine for a spin if the opportunity ever arises.
