Favorite Dyna?
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Favorite Dyna?
After shooting the bull with two buddies at the local dealership yesterday (one a salesman, the other the finance manager) about how many fat bob's they had sold that week, it surprised me. They sold 4, where I had thought it was one of the less popular dyna's having it's own following of course. This is one of the top selling dealerships in the country and that might not be a lot for that model in a week but still seems it. None the less it led me to this thought, What is everyone's favorite late model Dyna and perhaps even why. Myself it's a toss up. I bought a fat bob for it's unique styling (it's will not get confused with other harley's) broad shouldered front end and the comfort for two up riding. But also the street bob just has that "infinite potential" characteristic that's a major draw.
This is just a casual thread to gather thoughts. If it's a thread killed over 1k times just ignore it.
This is just a casual thread to gather thoughts. If it's a thread killed over 1k times just ignore it.
It's a fair question.
In order of preference:
Street Bob with 16" wheels at both ends, WideGlide forks but without the WG rake. More black options than currently offered (turn signals; bars, levels and controls, rocker boxes, shocks.)
In order of preference:
- Street Bob. I like the clean-slate appeal, black-out options and just the overall look.
- Fat Bob. Great bike. I love the dual discs and fat front tire. I dislike the rear fender, and I prefer a single headlight (although the dual light isn't a negative.) In my purchase decision, I looked at the chrome dash with concern also.
- Wide Glide. Probably the best looking Dyna straight from the factory. I didn't want the extra rake or the narrow front wheel.
- Superglide Custom. Awesome bike for the guy going chrome. A lot of work for the fan of blacked out stuff.
- Switchback. Made for a different buyer. I'm sure it's great, but I don't want or need the windshield and bags. If I were in this market, I'd probably buy a Road King or Heritage Softail.
Street Bob with 16" wheels at both ends, WideGlide forks but without the WG rake. More black options than currently offered (turn signals; bars, levels and controls, rocker boxes, shocks.)
Last edited by SLV; Jun 28, 2013 at 01:35 PM.
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I must have sat on every bike at the dealership(twice!) before deciding to take a FatBob on a demo ride. Its the only one that spoke to me when I sat on it, and after the ride I was hooked and ordered one.
So far, I love it more because in the past few bike nights Ive gone to(75-100+ Bikes), I've been the only FatBob there. Instantly recognizable in the sea of single headlights.
So far, I love it more because in the past few bike nights Ive gone to(75-100+ Bikes), I've been the only FatBob there. Instantly recognizable in the sea of single headlights.
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