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Don't know where you live, but there's lots of garage jewelry around the country, so if your patient and search you'll find a clean low-mile FXDX...cheap.
If I were buying again, I'd look for an '02 carb. It was the last year of the Timikin drive side bearing; important if you want to hop it up a bunch...also the first year of the 150mm rear tire and it's new rear fender...
The '02 EFI isn't as sophisticated as the '06 and later, which is why I'd prefer a carb...when I was "looking" I managed to find a real clean 1 owner FXDXT only 1000 miles away; it was worth the drive to me. I've made a few changes since...
Not that this helps you now but I am probably going to sell my 2001 FXDX
after the winter. I want to do to many things to the bike that its probably cheaper to sell it and find one with many of the mods already done.
Its Chrome yellow, stage 1, thunder header, spokes, pretty stock, 15K miles.
Pic is a cheat, haven't taken any real pics.
Originally Posted by curtiplas
Hi all,
I'm new to bikes in general, so I'm starting my research now to find a Dyna Super Glide Sport, by the looks of it, they're not in production as I don't see any on the Harley Davidson Site. That being said I've started looking at used ones, but I was hoping someone could tell me which years were best if any as I'm sure there were differences much like cars between factory years.
Also what to look for in selecting a used bike... specifics to Dynas or in general mileage, price, etc... anything that would be helpful.
The '02 EFI isn't as sophisticated as the '06 and later, which is why I'd prefer a carb...when I was "looking" I managed to find a real clean 1 owner FXDXT only 1000 miles away; it was worth the drive to me. I've made a few changes since...
not sure that dynas had EFI before 2004?
sharkey - your bike looked nice in HotBike - prolly already mentioned in the forums here but I don't have time to go thru everything.
as for the post saying everything 06+ is better ... probably correct if you like a more cramped riding position and a bike prone to IPB failures.
Sorry, I stand corrected/enlightened twice...the FXDX had a 150 rear tire and there was no EFI until '04...as for what year is best; that's a whole different argument depending on what YOU want out of the bike. Myself; I wouldn't consider the "newer" bikes as long as there are cheap low mile '01 and '02's around...but I buy with the intent of modifying.
As for the Hot Bike Readers Ride; they totally fabbed the text other than the "103"
Okay so Newb here, but I have several questions....
Originally Posted by tohi
I have a 01 FXDX and have a 150 on the rear.
What does the 150 mean?
Originally Posted by tohi
Its Chrome yellow, stage 1, thunder header, spokes, pretty stock, 15K miles.
Pic is a cheat, haven't taken any real pics.
Uhm I'm familar with cars... but typically stage 1 refers to a turbo... is that the case with here? Also what is the advantage of a thunder header vs. stock heaters. Oh also is the engine & exhaust all black as in the pic of the other FXDX?
Originally Posted by super05
not sure that dynas had EFI before 2004?
sharkey - your bike looked nice in HotBike - prolly already mentioned in the forums here but I don't have time to go thru everything.
as for the post saying everything 06+ is better ... probably correct if you like a more cramped riding position and a bike prone to IPB failures.
What is EFI, HotBike, and IPB failures
Originally Posted by sharkey
As for the Hot Bike Readers Ride; they totally fabbed the text other than the "103"
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