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I love springer accually the bike i wanted originally but couldnt offord it. the bigest difference is when your coming out of a real hard cornering but theres nothing negitive the front just pushes more and in a way feels good. the hardest thing is too keep an eye on the road and dont get fixaided on the springs. My mom just bought a 97
i'm new to riding, and my first bike is the 06' fx springer. i love it, had for 2 months and i've put 1500 miles on it. the only problem i have is buying to many parts for it.
I might even trade my fatboy for one... maybe not..
YOU CAN GET an 08 Screaming Eagle Springer still tho.. the CVO
if I had the cashola Id get one of them.. 110 motor.. forward controls, chromed everything just about, 6 speed, tombstone taillight, great front suspension
only thing about em I hear is the front brake is kinda weak.. that's np I'd slap on a aftermarket caliper
Tombstone tailight??????
not on the CVO springer, it's the tribar LED tailight
I might even trade my fatboy for one... maybe not..
YOU CAN GET an 08 Screaming Eagle Springer still tho.. the CVO
if I had the cashola Id get one of them.. 110 motor.. forward controls, chromed everything just about, 6 speed, tombstone taillight, great front suspension
only thing about em I hear is the front brake is kinda weak.. that's np I'd slap on a aftermarket caliper
Tombstone tailight??????
not on the CVO springer, it's the tribar LED tailight
yep led tri bar as far as springer gos all is well except for the engine problems on 110ci. motor.
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