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I'm preparing to buy my first harley and I'm looking for some advice. A little info about myself, I'm 35 years old, 5' 9" and 175 lbs. I'm looking for a cruiser bike maybe a dyna lowrider or a softail night train. Like I said I'm looking for advice, the pros and cons of these twobikes or maybe another model.
The Dyna is a little sportier and lighter. Both lines have low enough seat heights. I do not need it (at 6'2"), but the StreetBob is low enough for ya as well.
I haven't ridden a Dyna in ages, so I took a wide glide out Friday at Bike week. I rung it out real good too. I was impressed in the handling, etc. Having a sloptail I still like the general ride of it, though it doesn't do as good in corner carving as the dyna did. I just don't push my Fatboy extremely hard the footboards scrape bunches. Just MHO.
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Rent a few and figureit out what you want, harley are to expensive to make a bad choice,
go with what you like not what everybody else likes
have fun bro
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