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I never seen one until I seen this thread so I pulled up the H-D site and took a look. Not a bad looking scooter and it should fill a nitch pretty well. they did the fit pretty well on it, the bags seem to work well with the fender etc, the exposed shocks looks good also. Much better looking then any of the Victory line up. Would be a more affordable way for someone to get into a bagger of some sort.
The 103 in a dyna will be a hit for sure. Not sure if I would want my wife on one though. She would be miles ahead of me and I would be trying to play catchup all the time or I would have to sink a ton of money into mine just to keep up to a dyna with a 103 in it.
Sure gonna be funny when enough of those bikes hit the road and starts embarrassing all those slow Lazy-Boy loungers.
Do you really think the guys on touring Harleys got them to race? If so, that would be pretty dumb, so I'm guessing they aren't riding around thinking about how fast they are.
Do you really think the guys on touring Harleys got them to race? If so, that would be pretty dumb, so I'm guessing they aren't riding around thinking about how fast they are.
Well, that was not my experience this past Sunday. I got behind a guy on bagger that was not gonna let me catch up. Got up to 90 on a back road and then I conceded the victory to him. So you never know.
I always get a kick out of these kind of threads... such a strong expression of opinions.
I kinda of like it. But as far as that goes, I wouldn't mind having a bike from each of HDs lineup. (If I had a big enough garage and the cash to fill it). Well maybe not the Vrod, but then I haven't had a chance to ride one either.
Do you really think the guys on touring Harleys got them to race? If so, that would be pretty dumb, so I'm guessing they aren't riding around thinking about how fast they are.
Listen, Brenn; my Road King is every bit as fast as the 1972 Yamaha 125cc enduro I had as a kid!!!......I think this to myself all the time while riding!
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