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It's a Super Glide. Low Riders have different speedo/dash, and their motor's are black and chrome. Otherwise, they're essentially the same bike, save for minor differences.
IMnotsoHO, That Super Glide has every option from the "parts that should never go on a super glide" catalog. It's like the previous owner regretted not buying a Road King. Dyna's for the most part are supposed to be street fighting, peg scraping, corner raping machines. Saddlebags, crash bars, and whatever the hell that seat is supposed to be called are killing the soul of that beautiful bike!
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