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I'm from over in the touring forum, former 93 Dyna Low Rider owner, saw the new Switchback at dealer, nice bike but in my opinion they really missed the boat w/ the wheels think would look alot better w/ spokes those mags just don't fit the look of the bike. Just my 2 cents.
So there are like 40 other threads on the Switchback and you felt the need to create yet another one for that? Oh Brother.....
So there are like 40 other guys on this forum that are jerks, and you felt the need to create yet another one for that? Oh Brother....... This guy acts like he has to pay for each thread started. Relax. At least there is new talk rather than reading the same crap.
I agree about the switchback. different wheels would help the bike out.
Last edited by Green Hornet; Aug 29, 2011 at 08:42 PM.
HEY ken b didn't know about all the threads as I said I'm from touring forum, no need for a hissy fit.
Yea that search thing is a real tough thing to use. And to be honest there are so many Switchback threads and So many people feel the same as you about the wheels, it's just nothing new. If you took 1 minute to have looked you would have known. But hey... Have a nut man. Rinse and repeat...your hissy off
HEY ken b didn't know about all the threads as I said I'm from touring forum, no need for a hissy fit.
Well some of us here have sand in our vajayjays because of the girls bike-roadqueen crap. LOL I have a 2002 FLD kinda and there are several others here that recognized the dyna with fat fenders and front end would resemble the pan-shovel FL IMO the prettiest harley ever. I also agree that spokes would look better although the mags aint that bad with the black sheetmetal.
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