How are the other bikes to ride?
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How are the other bikes to ride?
Wassup fellow Dyna riders. New here to the forums I have a 2000 FXDS. This is my first Harley (graduated from rice)and was wondering besides the cruisers how the other models handled and felt. I picked the dyna because I loved the way they look. Are the softails a different ride?
#2
Yep they ride different,good choice coming from a ricer! Dyna's are good for cornering, and all around bike! Easy to whip around compared the the touring and softails!
Last edited by Gwjvw; 01-06-2009 at 08:13 PM.
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I came over from Brit bikes and a couple of Old Wings; the FXDXT was the only one for me after I rented one for a day (On the island of St Martin; what a day!!!). As I have some good friends in the industry; I've ridden everything from Aprilia Tuono to Yamaha V-Max, as well as all of the recent HD's and I'm keeping mine.
#7
ALL bikes ride well..... it's a question of what rides best for YOU...... my touring bike will corner with anyone I care to....
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Wassup fellow Dyna riders. New here to the forums I have a 2000 FXDS. This is my first Harley (graduated from rice)and was wondering besides the cruisers how the other models handled and felt. I picked the dyna because I loved the way they look. Are the softails a different ride?
#9
Rode a VTX1300 that belonged to a girl I was dating. It felt really unballanced and wallowed a lot. I thought she had some loose spokes or something. Nope turned out to be just the way the bike was (as compared to my Road King that is). Have ridden many other Japanese bikes, but this is the first one that did that to me.
#10
My Road King Standard is easier to ride than my Sportster. The extra weight is felt only when walking it around. Best riding thing I've ever been on. Corners great in town and on the highway. It even likes the twisties and has plenty of clearance, too, for my moderate riding style.