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Well it means they are not making any more. I saw one in a showroom but the dealer told me that was his allocation. The 2014 FXDC is a unique bike now because it is the only one built with the 103 Cu. in. engine.
Well it means they are not making any more. I saw one in a showroom but the dealer told me that was his allocation. The 2014 FXDC is a unique bike now because it is the only one built with the 103 Cu. in. engine.
not sure how much that matters since its easy enough to get a 103 kit for any of the 96"ers.
give em a coupla years and the superglide will come back. if i had my guess it'll come back as the fxdxt version
That's too bad. She has been a reliable and trustworthy platform for a lot of projects. I think I'll hang on to my 05, carbed FXDC. She is everything I want and always puts a smile on my face. I love her a lot!!!
Well, I don't have the exact figures, but it could be figured out by the following that I do know.
I paid $16,800.00 OTD. It is the two tone color and I paid 8% Sales Tax. I am sure I paid setup and other fees which were included, but don't have that info with me right now.
I also know the 14's were about $700.00 more than the 13's.
This price included parts and installation of the 103 Stage II kit(cylinders, pistons, & cams), inner and outer primary without the shifting hole, and the forward controls.
I paid for the SE Mufflers myself and got 10% off the regular price on those.
I would say I saved close to $2,500.00, wouldn't you?
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