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Yea. He was one of those guys where if you didnt know he was full of ****, you would think he really knew his stuff. You should be able to find a smoking deal on a 107 fat boy. In regards to how the power delivery felt, I am talking about as I was riding, not first gear. I respect the lrs for what it is. And it looked bitching. The fairing, imo, looks like **** though. It lools like the 1200 iron fairing. I think they should have used a true quarter fairing
Well if HD did that, then there would be no need to buy one from them once you get the bike. And you know HD is all about almost, so we can pay to make it look right, haha. I agree they should have used the quarter.
My addled brain thinks the new LRS is going to get a few TC LRs riders/owners on board the new platform, it's like a bridge to bring a few of the dyna guys back to the new models.
Peace.
LOL! I think you're right!
Much as I like the Sportglide, that LRS would be my first choice.
Lrs tail New heritage color This new blue and black is pretty badass. All gloss. New LrS wheels in the sun LrS front end. Imo....the fairing looks like ****. Should have been a full quarter fairing. LRS side shot. New road king special color....forgot the name.
Without that goofy fairing for myself the instrument cluster would look out of place.
Peace.
The dash on my 2019 Low Rider stood too tall. To even things out I used taller pullback risers, then switched to the bars I have now.
On the 2020, there's still too much of a gap between risers and dash cluster f...
The dash on my 2019 Low Rider stood too tall. To even things out I used taller pullback risers, then switched to the bars I have now.
On the 2020, there's still too much of a gap between risers and dash cluster f...
Yours works though Mike the sightline line now goes to the bars and is fluid in doing so.On the new LRS a lower cluster F(lol) might need to be introduced.
Yours works though Mike the sightline line now goes to the bars and is fluid in doing so.On the new LRS a lower cluster F(lol) might need to be introduced.
Peace.
You have a good eye, this is exactly what happens.
A 5.5" pull back riser helps, I have 7" now.
You have a good eye, this is exactly what happens.
A 5.5" pull back riser helps, I have 7" now.
I've seen hundreds if not thousands of them go past at the old shop Mike ,you can see what the design crew are going for though these days I think the bastards get close to lines and flow but not close enough that you don't spend money . Your top swingarm stay could use a little chrome maybe Mike to chrome that quarter a little to the fender strut for the lines to balance. Maybe not who knows. That pipe takes your vision from other places though ,that pipe looks awesome.
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