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Yea there a couple guys like that in my hood ..
Ive never riden one but i cant image doin a long trip on those occ type rides..
I love my dyna and look forward to doin mods on it.
Guess neither of you guys have encounered a Yami Warrior, stock it will absolutely EAT any stock Dyna on a twisty road and positively outrun it on a straight. Of course it comes with a stonkin 102" hot rodded motor and weighs just a tad over 600. R1 derived front end and sportbike like tasty framework.
Yeah, but IMHO it's not in the same class as the dyna, and the dyna isn't marketed to be a hot rodded muscle bike in it's stock form. I wouldn't mind having a (free) warrior (wouldn't pay for ugly thing), but I'd rather get a Triumph or Ducati before that Yami.
Last edited by devils haircut; Mar 10, 2009 at 10:20 PM.
Yeah, but IMHO it's not in the same class as the dyna, and the dyna isn't marketed to be a hot rodded muscle bike in it's stock form. I wouldn't mind having a (free) warrior (wouldn't pay for ugly thing), but I'd rather get a Triumph or Ducati before that Yami.
I suppose the beauty or ugliness is in the eye of the beholder, though I think I know where you might be coming from if you are thinking about the weird stock can on the Warrior, but this photo of my last Warrior is not a stock Warrior either....
I suppose the beauty or ugliness is in the eye of the beholder, though I think I know where you might be coming from if you are thinking about the weird stock can on the Warrior, but this photo of my last Warrior is not a stock Warrior either....
I think my bike is ugly too...just a "better fit" of ugly for me than the warrior. I think the Triumph street tripple is really ugly, but I would love to have one! The new Duc monsters may may have pissed of the traditional ducati crowd, but I think they are beautiful pieces of art. Personal tastes I guess. But you can't tell me that the warrior had as much soul as the dyna. And there are plenty of better performing "soul-less" bikes than the warrior out there.
I would agree on the dyna being one of the best all around picks! I rode a stretched out chopper before and I don't ever see me owning one! The ride isn't that great, sucks handling, and from what I have seen not to reliable either!
Thanks for the reminder..Sometimes we do forget just how good we have it !!
Good to have reminders, but honestley I never forget! I know a couple guys with those custom-flashy-stretched-low as hell-300 tire-dust trophys. But I know a whole hell of alot more with dynas & baggers! Dynas have a huge range of capabilities...aint nothin that has as good a base as a dyna!
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