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Thread: Harley Davidson XG500 vs traditional learners bike?

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    Quote Originally Posted by Voltaire View Post
    I bought a 94 600SS off a mate last year and it was a lot of fun, the suspension was horrible but the engine was very revvy.
    Liked it so much sold it and got a 900, different beast all together, still fun.
    sold that and got a 94 Superlight, still have that.
    Same mate got a 400ss ( he likes buying Jap import non runner and playing with them), I rode that once and it was pretty slow, as you'd expect.
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    Was talking about the 900SS before that,even worse was the 89 750 Sport i owned.
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    750's would be a better bet as entry level, but not for sale in N.Z...why?



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    THe 500 is what $11,000.

    Sportster starts at $15,500

    They would price the 750 somewhere between and it would be in direct competition with the dearer Sportster - also I've not checked the specs but the 750 is possibly more powerful than the 800 Sporty (can't imagine anything less powerful!).

    Plus - in NZ they really want to be selling the real iron - not the Indian stuff. OK depends where NZ source them from as I read the US ones are at least 'assembled' in the USA.

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    Quote Originally Posted by granstar View Post
    750's would be a better bet as entry level, but not for sale in N.Z...why?
    Not LAMS approved I expect.
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