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yea. but thats even more. Might as well just buy my Dyna lowrider at that point and get 1600
1690! all those little c's count like 883 little c's. there's currently 2 sporty members buying low rider s bikes this week? they want the 1803 little c's. few more went street bob earlier this month.
Here's a picture of mine to let you see what they look like.
Originally Posted by Dudepants
Hahahaha! I did order a new air cleaner, just not really feeling the ham can.
Sportster pros: I'm looking for a handlebar with a bit more backsweep than stock, any suggestions? Height, etc feels good, just want to bring my arms back a touch without a riser, etc.
My handlebars are the Buckhorn style they are rolled back a bit. While riding my hand position is close to what would be the 3 and 9 o'clock spot on a cages steering wheel. Warning the Buckhorn are like Apehangers you eighter like them or hate them it seems. So I would advise checking out a set on a bike before ordering some.
I was just considering a Lowrider and went for a test ride. Oh, I was really disappointed with the power. It felt very mild which I was thinking maybe it was the gearing as compared to a sporty? Has anyone else experienced this? I have a '14 1200 with V&H and it felt sooo much quicker.
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