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Dyna Glide ModelsSuper Glide, Super Glide Sport, Super Glide Custom, Dyna Glide Convertible, Super Glide T-Sport, Dyna Glide Police, Dyna Switchback, Low Rider, Street Bob, Fat Bob and Wide Glide.
I am curious as to why they're calling it a Low Rider, as it doesn't have much in common with the standard model.
Other then the modified seat (Low Rider Solo) and bobbed rear fender it looks exactly like a standard Low Rider. Why do you say it doesn't have much in common with the standard model?
The bike pictured has ABS and security is an option on every Dyna so yes to those two. You won't be able to order it with a full fender but you can sure buy one and have it/put on yours self.
Thanks for answering. Wish it were the answers I wanted to hear though. P
Other then the modified seat (Low Rider Solo) and bobbed rear fender it looks exactly like a standard Low Rider. Why do you say it doesn't have much in common with the standard model?
It looks just like a Street Bob to me. Blacked out, solo seat, bobbed fender, standard travel = Street Bob.
So it's got the 110 SE. What about ABS, security, cruise, other goodies? Can it be ordered with a full fender? Are there color and wheel options?
Man, I was so excited for a new model. Don't know why since the only thing Harley ever does is bolt-on a bunch of **** from other bikes, and black it all out. It has potential to be really cool, but it'll still take a bunch of money to get it close to what I was hoping for.
I was thinking the same thing, it looks like a Street Bob with Fat Bob exhaust and dual front disk brakes.
Other then the modified seat (Low Rider Solo) and bobbed rear fender it looks exactly like a standard Low Rider. Why do you say it doesn't have much in common with the standard model?
Plus the raised suspension and the Tommy Gun exhaust. It looks more like a Street Bob with dual disk and a Low Rider Dash. I mean, how is it a low rider when it's no longer Low?
The other two S model bikes are blacked out too. And as far as looks go all Dynas pretty much look the same anyway.
And a Low Rider dash and wheels
Yeah, that's Harley's M.O. Bolt various parts from other bikes together, black it out, slap a seriously high price on it and call it a new model. Some might think that's really cool, to each their own, but for me personally I'm overly tired and bored with it. I was hoping for a new model in the Dyna line up, or a worthwhile S-Model. Hell, they bolted on so much stuff from the other models that we're actually debating/justifying why we see this bike as Street Bob, Low Rider, or Fat Bob vs the other. Some will like it as is, I guess. Me, well I'm going to reserve final decision until it's released and can see it in person. But for now (based on the couple of pics posted in this thread) I'm truly disappointed.
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