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2013 Harley-Davidson Heritage Softail Classic Nostalgic Custom Style Do laced wheels. whitewalls and studded leather add to the way a bike feels on the road? Of course they do. It's these extras that make the Heritage Softail Classic model the quintessential boulevard cruiser. As rallies were gaining grassroots traction in the '40s. you'd roll into Daytona Bike Week expecting new stories and new styles. There was really something going on. and it's still alive and well in this bike. Take the saddlebags. studded with style straight from that golden era. with hidden quick-detach buckles. Or the fendersfull and fluid. with chrome highlights and matching paint. Or that big. commanding 7-inch ball headlight. chromed and classy. And let's talk wheels. You can go with the standard steel-laced wheels on blackwalls with a chrome hub. Or turn the clock all th...

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