Paid it off, Now I want to customize or trade!
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Paid it off, Now I want to customize or trade!
I paid off my Super Glide today. Now I'm all giddy and either want to customize the $*%$* out of it or trade it for something else!
My buddy just bought a new street glide, which adds to the urge to change.
So, I can either trade it on a used Deluxe, go dyna bagger style with it, or just hop it up (cams, 107, etc..).
If you were in my shoes (08 Dyna with 11k on it and you could put about $4k with it) what would you do?
My buddy just bought a new street glide, which adds to the urge to change.
So, I can either trade it on a used Deluxe, go dyna bagger style with it, or just hop it up (cams, 107, etc..).
If you were in my shoes (08 Dyna with 11k on it and you could put about $4k with it) what would you do?
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That only you can decide. The advise I will give you is to leave your money in the bank before you make a solid decision. A lot depends on what kind of riding you like to do. If it's twisties and back roads with some freeway, keep the dyna. If you plan on touring, get the deluxe.
If you put the money into the bike and then decide in a year you want a new bike then your kinda screwed. My bike has been payed off for a year and was considering a road king and could afford to buy a new one. After considering the extra weight, my age, my riding style, it just didn't make sense for me to get rid of the dyna. If you decide to keep the dyna put 1K into the suspension and you will likely never want to get rid of it.
I also didn't want to start all over with the mods. I really like what I've done with my bike and there is no other that really looks like mine.
If you put the money into the bike and then decide in a year you want a new bike then your kinda screwed. My bike has been payed off for a year and was considering a road king and could afford to buy a new one. After considering the extra weight, my age, my riding style, it just didn't make sense for me to get rid of the dyna. If you decide to keep the dyna put 1K into the suspension and you will likely never want to get rid of it.
I also didn't want to start all over with the mods. I really like what I've done with my bike and there is no other that really looks like mine.
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Well since its winter this would be the perfect time to customize it. But it depends on what kind of riding you like. Me personally I love my SG because I like riding curvy roads and being able to zip in out of traffic. But if you just like cruising while listening to some tunes then go with a Street Glide, but with 4k you could have one sweet scooter when all said and done
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I was thinking of trading for a CVO breakout or modifying my 099 fxdc. Spent a lot on the dyna and am glad. I had it built to a 107 woods 555 cams and also spent $4k on wheels and a lot of chrome. When I figure how to post pics I will. Rationale was riding position on breakout would agrivate my back. Had surgery with metal plate and screws.
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