Dyna year?
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Just offering my opinion, no need to get salty...Keep in mind I used to own a wide glide...just curious now, why, in your opinion, is the wide glide the best dyna? Genuinely curious, might go trade mine in ASAP...
He also asked what year DYNA, last I knew FXR folks got pissy if you called their bikes dynas...
He also asked what year DYNA, last I knew FXR folks got pissy if you called their bikes dynas...
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It was a leak free bike. I sold it Saturday afternoon...
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Your asking for some pretty broad opinions...
I’d definately vote for an ‘07 or newer; to me it’s about what to avoid. That list includes the 06’s, early EFI, solid riser Street Bob’s and I wouldn’t want an ancient EVO, thankyou. I’ve been on my bike 3000 miles from home; quirky and vintage are not my primary interest...travel is. I’m keeping my ‘08 FXDB for the foreseeable future. Had an FXDXT before that, but too old for my travels now. And; whats a carb?
I’d definately vote for an ‘07 or newer; to me it’s about what to avoid. That list includes the 06’s, early EFI, solid riser Street Bob’s and I wouldn’t want an ancient EVO, thankyou. I’ve been on my bike 3000 miles from home; quirky and vintage are not my primary interest...travel is. I’m keeping my ‘08 FXDB for the foreseeable future. Had an FXDXT before that, but too old for my travels now. And; whats a carb?
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Its the same chassis so little difference in between each model.
What helps in canyon carving is control position (mid controls are better for tight twists and turns as you feel the bike under you) and less rake (29) as for recent (Fat Bobs)
I think the Street Bob with a few modification is the best handling Dyna, after may be a disc break upgrade and an different handlebar.
What helps in canyon carving is control position (mid controls are better for tight twists and turns as you feel the bike under you) and less rake (29) as for recent (Fat Bobs)
I think the Street Bob with a few modification is the best handling Dyna, after may be a disc break upgrade and an different handlebar.
Its the same chassis so little difference in between each model.<br />What helps in canyon carving is control position (mid controls are better for tight twists and turns as you feel the bike under you) and less rake (29) as for recent (Fat Bobs)<br />I think the Street Bob with a few modification is the best handling Dyna, after may be a disc break upgrade and an different handlebar.