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I found this bike at an HD Dealer in New Hampshire.
Bike has 8500 miles, fresh fluids and a new battery. They are asking $10,999 and I offered $10k. He came back at $10,500.
I want saddlebags but these look like cheap HD vinyl bags. Will eventually replace them with a good set of leather bags. Will add a quick detach windshield and the bike should be ready for a little touring (if Covid ever goes away).
It's a 4 hour drive there and I will probably go and look tomorrow or Sunday. If I like the bike will offer $10k since it will need tires in a 4 or 5k miles.
Those bags look a lot like mine, which are real leather...
Heritage Harley-Davidson in Concord NH.
When I had my 2005 Dyna I had Boss Bags. I put around 45,000 miles on the bike/bags and they sat out in the pouring rain many days/nights and my stuff never got wet and the bags always looked great.
To this day I regret trading that bike.
When I find another Dyna I plan to go with either an inexpensive set of real leather throw over bags (seen a bunch for horses), another set of Boss Bags or these which look like a real bargain, $580, made in Italy.
Your bike is setup exactly the way I will be setting my bike up when I find one except I will be adding forward controls and a Corbin or Mustang seat and leather saddlebags.
Your bike is setup exactly the way I will be setting my bike up when I find one except I will be adding forward controls and a Corbin or Mustang seat and leather saddlebags.
for my 5'7" frame the mid mounts are perfect however for a taller guy would for sure be an advantage to have the forwards.
Went for a nice long ride yesterday and really put the LR through it's paces! lots of windy, back country roads and had a blast...what a fun bike to ride!
for my 5'7" frame the mid mounts are perfect however for a taller guy would for sure be an advantage to have the forwards.
I am 6' tall and had forward controls on my 2005 and they were fantastic. Even took an advanced MC safety course with the fwd controls and had no problems.
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I am 6' tall and had forward controls on my 2005 and they were fantastic. Even took an advanced MC safety course with the fwd controls and had no problems.
just today passed 54k miles on the clock, still a fun bike to ride.
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