good luck with the bike! i've had mine for about 2 weeks now and have already put about 500 miles on it, i love the ride quality. i'm already starting with mods, exhaust first then bars then lowering kit then........ the list keeps going. good luck

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Both look great..very different riding positions too.

I sat on one at the dealer and thought the original
seat was very comfortable for a stock Harley seat.

 

I think I like the new seat better.
I can't get over the rear fender that is what kills the bike for me...and the fat front tire.
Otherwise I like the cross bones.

 

So what is the hot ticket for exhaust? Im thinking about going with slip ons but no one seems to know what will fit on a crossbones...


Flash

 

Flash, from what I have seen and been told, any pipe that fits a softtail should work on the Crossbones. I have seen Rhineharts, Yaffe, and V&H's so far on the Crossbones with no problems.

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I have beentrying to pick asecond bike for city riding (once the first one is paid off) and fell in love with the Cross Bones the first time I saw it on the internet. Had a chance to see the real deal yesterday for the first and was very surprised todiscover how wide it was. While sitting on it and standing the bike up I had a hard time keeping my leg from touching the primary. Not a problem I have with my Electra Glide and seems like that would gethot at a stop light. Anyone of you folks who have one have that problem? I'm about 5'9" so not sure if the problem is my short legs.

 

dang that sucks i hate having short legs 6 foot and i feel like im on my toes when im on my 08 heritage

 

i do like the cross bones though and the stock seat

 

Not bad! I like it.

 

Stock seat adds to the old school look.New seat is more modern,and pretty much is a blacked out 08 Springer with apes.Both look good,but I think the stock seat adds more to the look the bike was aiming for.