New Dyna owner...
Outstanding HDF Member
Joined: Sep 2007
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From: MA
RE: New Dyna owner...
First, welcome to the Harley world. Secondly, how deep are these pockets your talking about, because you're in for rude awakening compared to the metric world...lol
I'd advise you to take a look through the photo gallery at the scores of incredible bikes for ideas. Some here have dumped more into our bikes than we have in our trucks or cars and might be able to lead you in the right direction.
Best of luck to ya!
I'd advise you to take a look through the photo gallery at the scores of incredible bikes for ideas. Some here have dumped more into our bikes than we have in our trucks or cars and might be able to lead you in the right direction.
Best of luck to ya!
Road Warrior
Joined: Dec 2006
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From: Backwoods of NH
RE: New Dyna owner...
Welcome aboard and congrats on your 'new' bike! Keep reading thru the threads - lots of good and creative ideas and some are pretty cheap or even free - for example, removing reflectors costs nothing (couldn't tell for sure from your pic if you still had them on)!
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From: MA
RE: New Dyna owner...
Another thought, when looking for parts, reach out to folks here on the forums, you might be able to save yourself a few bucks. You'd be surprised what some of us have in our "parts bins".
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Joined: Jun 2007
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From: North of Hell, South of Heaven
RE: New Dyna owner...
ORIGINAL: bikerdog134
have fun with it and good luck. take your time a little and decide just what you want it to be. everone has different ideas. thats what makes your bike special
have fun with it and good luck. take your time a little and decide just what you want it to be. everone has different ideas. thats what makes your bike special
Tourer
Joined: Sep 2007
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From: Sharpsburg,GA
RE: New Dyna owner...
Welcome ,Welcome. Ive only owned one since 9/2007 , (Im a former Metric guy myself) but I personally am finding that just about everything is sweeter on this side of the fence.
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From: SW Ohio
RE: New Dyna owner...
Greets from cold Ohio... as you can see, my dyna has a soft tail. they all good man !!!! Mite want to research those drag pipes. they will kill your bikes torque. lots on Low end . Food to dijest perhaps. Ride onward. Oh. get out the wallet for the goodies !!!!!!!! 
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From: By the "Betty water and the Wire"
RE: New Dyna owner...
Howdy and Welcome, Malenko. About time you came to your senses[sm=joke.gif]. Take your time and have a definite idea which direction you want to take, show, go, or just custom. Plenty of info here. Some folks here have forgot more about Harley's than I'll ever know!! As for the tank lift, Jackyl(his screen name) has them, it's a nice piece. As for the wheel, I think it'll fit with no fender mods, but your is a bit older model than what I'm familiar with.
Cruiser
Joined: Aug 2007
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From:
RE: New Dyna owner...
You may have to remove that engine guard to install forwards. I don't think you can
have both.
have both.
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