New Low Rider S
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As many of you already know the bike is real. I saw the brochure at my dealer this week. $16.699 price tag. Ive been hard on Harley lately about most of there line up being boring but I must say I really like were they went with this bike. I know some don't like the chopped rear fender,but I do. I think the thinking behind it is a fast blacked out Specialty Low rider with a big 110 motor, chop the fender to save weight from adding the little fairing up front plus it shows more of the rear tire. I actually like the color combo its like a brass bronze color accents. This is Probably not going to be one of the most popular comments about the bike but they definitely styled it after the big club style craze and SOA . I personally like that they took the Low Rider and blacked it out and put it on steroids with the 110ci gave it that front fairing for cutting the wind and the T bars for amazing control. This bike just says built for fast riding to me!! I might just buy it! But the only little downside with these S bikes is most likely for 2017 all the bikes will have 110ci engines and the CVO 's will have 117ci. So as I think the price is ok for this bike its not Great because all the standard bikes next year at there standard prices will have the 110ci..
Last edited by Zakk13; Jan 21, 2016 at 01:06 PM.
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Meh, I'm not crazy about the color scheme (I really dislike gold/bronze) but the overall theme is kewl enough. Not enough to entice me to trade, though.
It appears that Victory and H-D might be in an engine CC war.
It appears that Victory and H-D might be in an engine CC war.
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I hate when dealers do that. With cars and bikes. Sell the Dam thing for MSRP!!!! They wont get my money if they do that that's for sure!!!
Don't see anything special, personally, other than a paint scheme this is just a "what's in the parts bin" slap-together. With what the dealers are definitely going to upcharge you for the "privelege" of owning one, I'd just buy a standard LR and used the money saved to make something better than this. Just my opinion. Though I will say, I am a fan of the gold(?) wheels, would look pretty nice with all white tins IMO...
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From: The Rust Belt!
Don't see anything special, personally, other than a paint scheme this is just a "what's in the parts bin" slap-together. With what the dealers are definitely going to upcharge you for the "privelege" of owning one, I'd just buy a standard LR and used the money saved to make something better than this. Just my opinion. Though I will say, I am a fan of the gold(?) wheels, would look pretty nice with all white tins IMO...
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What does a standard low rider sell for? Honestly for what you get $17k doesn't sound that outrages to me at all. Everyone has been bitching about the substandard single front disk that comes on the Dynas and they've answered that. For that price you also get a 110"(easily built to 113" without case boring) with a great starting point set of heads. And the 2" over front end is another bonus. Everyone was bitching about the crappy suspension on these bike, sure it's not top notch stuff but could you imagine trying to design a bike for male/ female from 16 years old to 80 while keeping it affordable? Of course it's gonna need to be fit to whoever buys it but every model does. I think it's cool, but yea I'm expecting it to be going for north of $20k here with dealer mark up
What does a standard low rider sell for? Honestly for what you get $17k doesn't sound that outrages to me at all. Everyone has been bitching about the substandard single front disk that comes on the Dynas and they've answered that. For that price you also get a 110"(easily built to 113" without case boring) with a great starting point set of heads. And the 2" over front end is another bonus. Everyone was bitching about the crappy suspension on these bike, sure it's not top notch stuff but could you imagine trying to design a bike for male/ female from 16 years old to 80 while keeping it affordable? Of course it's gonna need to be fit to whoever buys it but every model does. I think it's cool, but yea I'm expecting it to be going for north of $20k here with dealer mark up
Where did you see the front end is +2 over?