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[HDBIGMAN]

When I find a bike I like I tend to hold on to them, I had a 95 Road King before moving up to my 01 SERG. I tried a Softale custom before the Road King and hated it so I only had it a couple of months and before that I tried a Buell for a few weeks. I may purchase another bike someday but I'll most likely keep my SERG untill  I get to old to ride.

[thatrhinoguy]

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[WFP]

BTW, Mrs. We CVO, one of my favorite rides last summer was Route 5 from Richmond to Williamsburg...that is until I hit the bridge that was under repair...and the Big Black Clouds forming just as I go there...I hightailed back to Richmond before I could get over to the Colonial Parkway which had been my plan.  My wife was going to a couple of meetings so I drove down with her with the Bike loaded in the bed of the truck.  While she "met", I rode, sounded fair to me plus I got her a shirt when I stopped in at Colonial HD.

The reason I liked it was that it was a 50-55mph 2-lane road without manhole covers or frostheaves.  Nothing like that up here in SE Mass.

/Bill

[thatrhinoguy]

Mrs.WeCVO,


        Gotta wash the SALT off the roads B4 I'm gona ride round here !!

[Twolanerider]

I used to buy an sell in about 2-3 years , now that I've found my dream bike , I'm holding on forever [smiley=1syellow1.gif]

That seems like a warm and fuzzy thought.  But I'd have a hard time doing that.  Forecloses the next dream.  After all, there's gotta be something to lust after next......

[Jock]

My vote..buy and hold...

That hold's true on many matters in life...marriage, job, home, stocks, etc.

Perhaps, I am out of touch?  I agree when it comes to technology...depends upon the sector, however many are designed to go updated in 2 yrs.

Oh well.

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