Hello from northern IL
#21
Pretty much down to one main local industrial customer (though I do make a few "car goodies" on the side; and I could do that anywhere.
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Giacomo56,
I guess as a Newbie here, the moderators won't allow me to reply, quoting your post; I suppose because there is a photo involved, and I haven't posted enough yet.
Nope, that's not me.
I generally ride alone; being a self-employed toolmaker, it's hard for me to plan any type of outing.
When there's work, I'm usually found inside my shop, no matter whether it's a weekend, holiday, or whatever.
I guess as a Newbie here, the moderators won't allow me to reply, quoting your post; I suppose because there is a photo involved, and I haven't posted enough yet.
Nope, that's not me.
I generally ride alone; being a self-employed toolmaker, it's hard for me to plan any type of outing.
When there's work, I'm usually found inside my shop, no matter whether it's a weekend, holiday, or whatever.
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Only 26 miles???!!!
Actually, I found your "For Sale" post.
I don't know; I've been quoted $14,500 for a couple new 2015's..
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#27
If you can buy a 2015 for $14500 out the door, I would not think twice about that deal.
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It is hard to say which is better since they are both Dyna's. My personal preference would be the Street Bob as it is the more agile of the Dyna's.
I also am from Illinois near the Quad City area. From along the Mississippi north to Galena and south to Peoria and areas in between to about Joliet there is a massive amount of great local roads for riding.
Humans and chimps have 98 % of the same DNA and the 2% difference makes a huge difference.
The same is in the Dyna family. Street Bob, Fat Bob, Supergilde, Wide Glide, Switch Back and Low Rider are 98% the same components but the 2% in rake, trail, suspension, wheels and style widely separate them.
The one to get is the one that style grabs you. It was hard for me that's why I have a Street Bob, Fat Bob and Low Rider in the garage.
I also am from Illinois near the Quad City area. From along the Mississippi north to Galena and south to Peoria and areas in between to about Joliet there is a massive amount of great local roads for riding.
Humans and chimps have 98 % of the same DNA and the 2% difference makes a huge difference.
The same is in the Dyna family. Street Bob, Fat Bob, Supergilde, Wide Glide, Switch Back and Low Rider are 98% the same components but the 2% in rake, trail, suspension, wheels and style widely separate them.
The one to get is the one that style grabs you. It was hard for me that's why I have a Street Bob, Fat Bob and Low Rider in the garage.
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So after looking at four nearby dealerships and online at new 2015 bikes (in order to save $$$), I'm ending up with a great deal on a 2016 Wide Glide in Black Quartz.
I wasn't expecting any serious dealing on this year's model, and was pleasantly surprised!
Hope to be in the saddle real soon..
I wasn't expecting any serious dealing on this year's model, and was pleasantly surprised!
Hope to be in the saddle real soon..
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