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But if I recall, that was the bad rap the FXR had in the 80's.
Looked too metric (Politically correct term - wasn't gonna use
the "J" word.)
That said, the FXR is still one of my favorites.
I haven't seen an 18 with a former Dyna name tag yet.
Only a Heritage.
And it looked better in person. It was that enema red though.
Not gonna pay $20K+ to remind me of a $200 bike I rattle-canned
in the 70s.
Originally Posted by fastjoe
A pathetic metric looking pile of **** vs. a FXR? There is no comparison to be made...
That said, though they look horrible stock. I'm sure someone will mod them and make them look good. I do like the new Fatboy..
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