dyna or softy
Road Warrior
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From: Backwoods of NH
RE: dyna or softy
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Chipstah should charge for that advice. He just saved you some coin. I agree with him.
Chipstah should charge for that advice. He just saved you some coin. I agree with him.
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The Cheap Yankee SOB Advisor aka Chipstah
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From: Trophy Club, TX
RE: dyna or softy
Ditto on Chipsta's advice, he's spot on. If you're looking for tour paks and the like do a search for "Jackyl" and look at some of the after market stuff that he's put on his bike.
Cruiser
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RE: dyna or softy
I speak from experience. The Dyna rides much smoother on the highway than the Softail does. Two up riding is likely best suited on a RK, but there is nothing keeping you from doing so on the Dyna. I loved my RK, just wanted a different style which the Dyna provides.
I agree with the Heritage looking like crap after a couple years (bags), and the Fat Boy is an awesome bike, but your bike provides what both of them offer - not to mention your bike rides smoother. That rigid mount motor of the softy is on buzzing MF'r on the highway!
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I agree with the Heritage looking like crap after a couple years (bags), and the Fat Boy is an awesome bike, but your bike provides what both of them offer - not to mention your bike rides smoother. That rigid mount motor of the softy is on buzzing MF'r on the highway!
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RE: dyna or softy
I have a dual tourer saddle on my street bob. right now I am looking at maybe a RCK or a deluxe so I can go back to having the street bob as a solo. The saddle looks ok but is kind of bulky for the look.
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Intermediate
Joined: Feb 2008
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RE: dyna or softy
thanks yall are awsome,after thinking bout it,and looking at my bike today,I remebered why i bought it in the first place.....just looks plan bad a$$.....
Think I will stay with the dyna i have....
also funny you said to get bags and a windshield already did.
i will have to get a updated picture of the hog.
btw I am wanting to get another seat,I like the bucket look.......
Think I will stay with the dyna i have....
also funny you said to get bags and a windshield already did.
i will have to get a updated picture of the hog.
btw I am wanting to get another seat,I like the bucket look.......
Road Warrior
Joined: Dec 2006
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From: Backwoods of NH
RE: dyna or softy
Good luck Tim - let the love affair with your Custom blossum!
For seats, I'd recommend you look into Mustang and Corbin for comfort, style, and quality. Others like Lepera for style, and C&C comes to mind also. A cheaper but still valid alternative is to have yours reworked - check with Allen at Mean City Cycles - a forum sponsor.
For seats, I'd recommend you look into Mustang and Corbin for comfort, style, and quality. Others like Lepera for style, and C&C comes to mind also. A cheaper but still valid alternative is to have yours reworked - check with Allen at Mean City Cycles - a forum sponsor.