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Such a sick bike. Don't know why the MoCo doesn't make something like this anymore, it's such a sought after bike. You'd think since they're selling SOA shirts and sweaters they'd take note of the bike style and at least produce a Dyna with dual disk front brakes brakes and a stock Quarter Fairing.
Last edited by emerican19; Oct 22, 2012 at 08:40 PM.
It's about time! Finally something else to read besides my own jibber jabber. Congrats. I look forward to following your thread and if you need help of have questions please ask.
I would avhe kept mys tock paint but it was completely shot. I think you should keep that color as it really is an eye-catcher and not a very common color.
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