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I own a 2003 Heritage Springer and a 2011 Wide Glide. I really don't think a springer front end belongs on a Dyna. I would just powder coat the trees and lowers on the Wide Glide...
I like a springer front end as long as it is tasteful and done right. Simple and functional is the way i would go. That dragon front end screams "weekend badass", look at me im on a harley. It reminds me of the guy that dresses in collared shirts and shorts with sandles his whole life but then wears a leather vest with a bandanna and fingerless gloves when he gets a harley.
Ha Ha you are close well accept the sandles,shorts and shirts. More of a Carhart and Red Wings guy. I do call attention to myself though at times. Here is a photo from awhile back when Favre first came to the Vikings, I rode like that on the Flood run that goes up and down the Mississippi of Minnesota and Wisconsin. Good times by all that day!
Oh and riding 400 miles with that helmet is hell on the neck, but so worth it on special occasions!
pretty much ..If I do it, its going to be a paucho. Bike is under some serious mods at the moment....new engine! Looking around at others, Doesnt seem to be to many with dual disc,and not sure why and If i cant keep the dual's up front , Im not doing it. MILLION TIMES better than single!
Last edited by junglejoe; Dec 23, 2012 at 06:01 PM.
I like springers on rigid frame bikes. I like my dynas non springer. Here is a pic of my old santee frame shovel. The springer is from jerry's springers out of florida. I really liked the look of it and it rode pretty damn good.
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