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PODCAST-We get into depth about the new 2015 Harley-Davdison Road Glide and Road Glide Special and the differences. I released a free video on the YouTube Channel and it is a look at this model after Harley-Davidson took 2014 off from producing this bike. You should check the 2015 Road Glide video and blog out for further details and listen in on this episode. Many also wonder what the differences between the Harley Street Glide and the Road Glide are, so we go over that too.

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Harley-Davidson produces special CVO (custom vehicle operations) models each year. This year they chose the Street Glide, Limited, Road Glide Ultra, and the Softail Deluxe. Of course the CVO models cost much more, but they have a bigger motor and other custom items. Is it worth it to buy a CVO model? Listen in as we discuss these CVO models.

Facebook forcing law abiding biker motorcycle clubs to switch from a personal page to a "page":

When you start a motorcycle club we suggest you set up a Facebook page instead of a personal profile. The reason is that after you get over a certain amount of friends, Facebook will force you into becoming a page and you will loose all your history and pictures. This recently happened to the Sworn Few Law Enforcement Motorcycle Club. When you have a Facebook page not as many people will see your posts and this is due to Facebook's algorithm. They want you to pay money to "boost" your posts, so more people see it. This is fine for a business, but most of us are non-profit organizations. Clubs are not generally going to pay, so other bikers can see their posts, so this is a bit ridiculous.