Took my 2010 Crossbones to Ohio for a month of riding with my brother. Hauled it on a trailer, wait don't say it, I'm old. Give me a break. Every small town I stopped in either on the trailer or riding, a crowd would gether, sometimes as many as 3. Most thought it was restored old bike. Made me think. I bought the right bike.

 

I agree that you "bought the right bike" but I am a little bit biased

You need to post a few pictures for us to enjoy...

CC

 

Yep...even in stock form...people are just drawn to these bikes. MoCo really hit a homerun with the bones.

 

Yep, at our nationals, when mine was parked, there was almost always atleast 2-3 folks standing there looking at it.

 

Yupper it's the best bike I've ever had. People try to guess how old it is. I've had it guessed at being a 1937 to 1956. It really makes me chuckle. The tank shift and sidecar really makes it harder to guess .
Coyote

 

haha two guys were checking mine out last week, one goes to the other "its definitely a '48" his buddy laughs and says "wow i did'nt know they had a 6 speed tranny and a 200 rear tire back then?" I laughed and turned around, the one dudes face was like a cherry!

 

HA HA HA, Hey boys, Im new to this board, and I just bought my first HD last week, a 2010 X-BONES and I get the same ****! Even cops, next to me at a stop light say, " what is that? a 48 or something? How did you get it in such great condition? I just laugh... BTW best bike I ever owned!

 

same here most think its a restored 40's era bike
my buddies who know better still like the vintage look
and who doesnt like a springer

 

that's because we gots old skool style

 

+1 on who doesnt love a old school lookin springer