looking at a 98 low rider
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Joined: Oct 2008
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From: Lubbock, TX
Not to hijack this thread and plug my own Lowrider (for sale!) but I would look long and hard at any bike that old with so few miles. Lots of little rubber pieces can start disentigrating if the bike hasn't been ridden regularly.
When I was in the buying game, I rode some evo's and then found my twin cam. Personally, I prefer the TC engine to the evo, but that's just personal preference. I don' really have a specific technical reason for liking the TC more, but it just felt better when I rode it. Plus, they can take a real beating without needing major repairs (except for the cam bearings).
Ok so there's my two cents. Either way, a Lowrider or the Wide Glide is an excellent choice for Dyna's.
When I was in the buying game, I rode some evo's and then found my twin cam. Personally, I prefer the TC engine to the evo, but that's just personal preference. I don' really have a specific technical reason for liking the TC more, but it just felt better when I rode it. Plus, they can take a real beating without needing major repairs (except for the cam bearings).
Ok so there's my two cents. Either way, a Lowrider or the Wide Glide is an excellent choice for Dyna's.
Road Warrior
Joined: Jul 2008
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From: southeastern, ma
Not to hijack this thread and plug my own Lowrider (for sale!) but I would look long and hard at any bike that old with so few miles. Lots of little rubber pieces can start disentigrating if the bike hasn't been ridden regularly.
When I was in the buying game, I rode some evo's and then found my twin cam. Personally, I prefer the TC engine to the evo, but that's just personal preference. I don' really have a specific technical reason for liking the TC more, but it just felt better when I rode it. Plus, they can take a real beating without needing major repairs (except for the cam bearings).
Ok so there's my two cents. Either way, a Lowrider or the Wide Glide is an excellent choice for Dyna's.
When I was in the buying game, I rode some evo's and then found my twin cam. Personally, I prefer the TC engine to the evo, but that's just personal preference. I don' really have a specific technical reason for liking the TC more, but it just felt better when I rode it. Plus, they can take a real beating without needing major repairs (except for the cam bearings).
Ok so there's my two cents. Either way, a Lowrider or the Wide Glide is an excellent choice for Dyna's.
agree with you on the wide glide - cool bike.
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