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Why no Dyna choppers???

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Old 04-08-2011, 04:26 PM
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Originally Posted by thistlethunder
Here is mine that I built 3 yrs. ago. Rolling Thunder "Fat ***" Dyna frame, with a "Sugar Bear" 18" over springer. With the Dyna rubber mounting system the 124" is as smooth as glass at 75. The Arnott air ride "Aldon" shocks and springer make it as smooth as my bagger. Only down fall is I made the tank only 3 1/2 gals so I have to stop for gas way before I want to.
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Spectacular. Interesting pipes.
 
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Old 04-08-2011, 07:11 PM
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Originally Posted by klg
not mine but its for sale, found it during my daily cL search
yuk what an ugly bike,
 
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Originally Posted by Los11
Here is my chop took me 6 months to build not a dyna I got my Fat bob that I am working on now but still love the long high tank chops what do you think she was a pita to build since I never built a bike before but she made iron works mag...




I stumbled on this thread during a search and thought I'd revive it to say... "WOW, Awesome work Los11!"

I'm raking my Fat Bob 5 degrees and putting some custom wheels on it as we speak. Due to other obligations, it's going very very slow, but hope to get on it again in the coming weeks.
 
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Awesome looking chop.
 
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Still waiting for my six over tubes
 
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thistlethunders custom looks WOW to me; personally though, I've been riding since '68 and I can understand chopping off garbage for lighter weight but wouldn't want to throw handling and braking out the window deliberately for appearances sake...and then, as now, some stuff just doesn't look right to me.

Back in the 60's there were only FLH's, XLCH's and Brit twins...you can see how the FLH was "chopped" into a wide glide and the XLCH's were fast, for Harleys, but the Brit twins needed a hardtail to clean up the back half and really crush your spine...I like the FXDF of the current styles (Russell Mitchell), distinctive but still with the capabilities that set motorcycles apart from cages when we're duking it out on the pavement.....

Just my old guy opinion and like a certain piece of anatomy, everyone has one.
 
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Here's mine. I want to cut the neck and extend the forks tubes someday. The original poster said it best, you just don't see chopped dynas anymore. I always dreamed of having one growing up. The day I got mine home was the first day I was looking on what to modify!
 
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Originally Posted by bikerlaw
Did I just miss them or are there ZERO long forked Dyna's on this site? No long Springers, no long Narrow Glides, no long Wide Glides....nothing. I seem to remember everyone and their brother addling extended fork tubes to every Superglide Shovelhead that rolled off the assembly line back in the 70's. Even I bought a short Springer when I wanted one. Are long choppers with shocks just an extinct fad of the past, or are they somewhere I just don't know about. I googled "Dyna Chopper" and found a few pictures, but not very much. Just thinking out loud I guess. I wonder if the Kingston Trio is still alive to rerecord "Where have all the Choppers gone".
I know it's almost ten years later, but I stumbled upon this thread and had to add my bike in. It's a 2013 rigid superglide with 7" over forks.

 
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10 years later and they are still not very popular.

Bellbottoms haven't come back either, lol.

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Used to ride a copped Bonni ....looked good and many moons ago at 20 that’s all that counted...I can hardly remember but women were attracted...may have something to do with it 😜
 


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