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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.
I have a sporty and am looking towards a Dyna. I think I like the Wide and the Super Glides. What is the main difference? How many CC's are these bikes(HD website does not have this in specs?)? Pros/Cons/Other differences?
sorry I have not searched the threads a lot, but thought I would ask.... if it has already been done then I expect you'll link me there.
Thanks in advance,
The main difference is that the Wideglide has more rake in the frame, a little in the trees and longer forks. Other than that mostly cosmetics. I believe the new Wideglide has the 103" engine and the Superglide has the 96".
I have a 2010 wide glide and love it so far. I'm a tall guy and thats the bike that fit me the best. I have no experience with Super Glides though. Best thing I did when I got my WG was go to the dealership and sit on/ride the different models. Its the only way to know what will work best for you.
Funny thing Napoli... I actually want your paint job with apes. Mabye I'll hold off if we are rockin the same city with a chance of seeing you on a PGR run. Haha
SW Austin is a great place to access city driving AND the Texas Hill Country. PM me and we will chat it up.
The main difference is that the Wideglide has more rake in the frame, a little in the trees and longer forks. Other than that mostly cosmetics. I believe the new Wideglide has the 103" engine and the Superglide has the 96".
Thanks. It is the rake that is calling my attention, that makes sense...
Funny thing Napoli... I actually want your paint job with apes. Mabye I'll hold off if we are rockin the same city with a chance of seeing you on a PGR run. Haha
SW Austin is a great place to access city driving AND the Texas Hill Country. PM me and we will chat it up.
im right off 1431. straight shot to the hill country. through jonestown, logo vista to marble falls. Great ride. we can hook up if you want to check out my wideglide.
im right off 1431. straight shot to the hill country. through jonestown, logo vista to marble falls. Great ride. we can hook up if you want to check out my wideglide.
Your bike causes drool!
would love to... I already sent PM to you.
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