2013 Springer
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Maybe a sportster..... not likely the Heritage Springer or Springer classic though.
I've been travelling all over the country, visiting HD dealerships all over the place.... and telling them about my intention to purchase an 02-03 Heritage Springer.
Not one of them has even so much as mentioned a new model coming out. If they are, they are keeping it a secret.
I've been travelling all over the country, visiting HD dealerships all over the place.... and telling them about my intention to purchase an 02-03 Heritage Springer.
Not one of them has even so much as mentioned a new model coming out. If they are, they are keeping it a secret.
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6th Gear
Joined: Feb 2012
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From: New York
Maybe a sportster..... not likely the Heritage Springer or Springer classic though.
I've been travelling all over the country, visiting HD dealerships all over the place.... and telling them about my intention to purchase an 02-03 Heritage Springer.
Not one of them has even so much as mentioned a new model coming out. If they are, they are keeping it a secret.
I've been travelling all over the country, visiting HD dealerships all over the place.... and telling them about my intention to purchase an 02-03 Heritage Springer.
Not one of them has even so much as mentioned a new model coming out. If they are, they are keeping it a secret.
Road Master
Joined: Nov 2009
Posts: 1,243
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From: MN
Maybe a sportster..... not likely the Heritage Springer or Springer classic though.
I've been travelling all over the country, visiting HD dealerships all over the place.... and telling them about my intention to purchase an 02-03 Heritage Springer.
Not one of them has even so much as mentioned a new model coming out. If they are, they are keeping it a secret.
I've been travelling all over the country, visiting HD dealerships all over the place.... and telling them about my intention to purchase an 02-03 Heritage Springer.
Not one of them has even so much as mentioned a new model coming out. If they are, they are keeping it a secret.
Tourer
Joined: Sep 2011
Posts: 288
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From: Sweet Home Alabama!
I have heard everything from "They are putting the Springer on the shelf to build interest and bring them back later" to "They can't make ABS work on a springer front end" - so who knows? The late springers has always been sort of a niche market bike, so maybe HD wants to recycle parts for a while to keep costs down. The latest models like the Blackline, Slim, and maybe even the X bones kinda support this thinking because they are known by many as parts bin bikes. I've got to say, I hated to see them go, but if they are gone for good, it will only help the value of our bikes as Springer owners.
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From: Reality TV
I have heard everything from "They are putting the Springer on the shelf to build interest and bring them back later" to "They can't make ABS work on a springer front end" - so who knows? The late springers has always been sort of a niche market bike, so maybe HD wants to recycle parts for a while to keep costs down. The latest models like the Blackline, Slim, and maybe even the X bones kinda support this thinking because they are known by many as parts bin bikes. I've got to say, I hated to see them go, but if they are gone for good, it will only help the value of our bikes as Springer owners.
Nailed it. +1
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Joined: Nov 2008
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From: Georgia
The Springer is the one unique bike they had. Maybe rather than unique, "oddball" might be the term. I liked the two I had but ultimately got into the touring bikes with the Fiberglas, stereo, and cruise control.
