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Dyna Glide ModelsSuper Glide, Super Glide Sport, Super Glide Custom, Dyna Glide Convertible, Super Glide T-Sport, Dyna Glide Police, Dyna Switchback, Low Rider, Street Bob, Fat Bob and Wide Glide.
5'10, @225 ... Mustang vintage wide solo for a seat, forward controls, fat mini apes on 4" fat risers... can ride all day long.. and keep up with anybody. Dyna is the most versatile Harley you can buy, in my opinion.
I'm 6' 2" and 235 lbs and ride a wide glide. Also no problems but need to move to a different seat other than the stock seat. Wife wants to ride so I will need a seat for 2 up. Any suggestions?
Any of you guys consider hitting the gym a few days a week....just sayin
I have my own personal gym here at my house which is why I weigh 265lbs..... If you wanna swing by sometime and lift...Just sayin
Bring your own Wheaties cuz you gonna need em
I am 6'1" 225lbs gym rat and I love my 2010 Street Bob. Bought it with forward controls and the mini apes fit me well. Might be moving to some 14" or 16" black apes soon since they bike looks so ba with them. I can tell you that with a girl on the back mine still has lots of power to spare.
For some reason ever since I got this thing the girls are treating me like a little kid treats one of the penny rides in front of the supermarket......they beg me for a ride and through a fit if I say no haha
this is the big guy club, hmm 5'11'' and about 250lbs so yeah super glide custom in perfect for this guy. rides like a charm and always get the power. i do have forward controls but dont always feel i needed them.
6' 2" and 280 here. I ride a Super Glide Custom and love it. I have forward controls which makes it more comfortable for me. As for hitting the gym, what's a gym!
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