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Hey,
I have a bike that might be close to what you're looking for. A guy from this post PM'd me with your post to let you know.
any questions let me know, dirt cheap for a quick sale.
handlebars comfortable but if you're shorter and wanted to swap them you could sell them for probably 300 atleast
Also, forgive the noob question but an "Indy" shop is what?.....an independent store (franchise)?
Independently owned mechanic shop. In other words, not a HD dealership. There are some that work on all makes and models and some that will just work on HD.
Just so happens that the one I go to just works on HD and doesn't sell bikes, service only.
Forward controls and drag bars puts U in a bent over position. more pressure on ur back.
Young riders prefer the look though. but not good for most older riders.
Floorboards are great for comfort, thats why the LUX, FBoy, and Heritage plus all touring bikes will let most people ride a lot longer without back pain.
Ok, so I was out and about and dropped into my local HD shop to sit on the FBoy Lo again. No matter how hard I tried to ignore it, I know it is the best fit for me.
I signed papers after they closed on an '11 FBoy Lo that was delivered to them today. I will get it tomorrow after they get it ready.
Denim Black and 0000 miles....couldn't be happier......thanks to all for the input!!
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