? Then sit back and watch everyone attack anything that moves. 
Loving the crossbones!!!!!! And a Question
Cruiser
Joined: Jan 2011
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The dude with the heritage with the girly fringe on it, doesn't know what he is talking about... The heritage is a good bike and may be just right for him, but It doesn't have the cool factor the bones has...
The bones is great and I have had more people come up an comment on this bike than any other I have owned.
It rides sweet.
I lowered mine 2 inches because I have the tractor seat. I had a lepera on it which made me even lower but it felt to low, if that is possible....
Ride it for a while before you spend a ton of money on it.
The bones is great and I have had more people come up an comment on this bike than any other I have owned.
It rides sweet.
I lowered mine 2 inches because I have the tractor seat. I had a lepera on it which made me even lower but it felt to low, if that is possible....
Ride it for a while before you spend a ton of money on it.
Road Master
Joined: Apr 2010
Posts: 831
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From: Delawere
Dude, Give the guy a break! He likes his ride and it does not have dust mops on it like yours..... You should think before you post and just go with it. To each there own and so on. I would take his ride over yours anyway so grow a set and relax!!! No need to slam someone for liking there ride, that is untill you did!!!
Stellar HDF Member
Joined: Oct 2009
Posts: 2,054
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From: Florida
I can guarantee you that you can pull up on your Bones next to a Heritage any day and you are more likely to garner the majority of positive attention. I know this from experience as a buddy of mine that I ride with rolls on a 2010 Heritage. For all the chrome studs and dangly bits on his ride, it get no where near the love that my scoot gets. I have nothing against the Heritage myself and I think people should freaking ride what they like and not have to listen to @$$holes like this who think that know something that everyone else is missing...as if his opinion is absolute truth.
Anyway. Not that any of that helps you with your lowering question. D**k heads like that just tend to set me off.
I agree with a number of comments that you should ride it for a while before you get into serious modding. Not so much because your opinion may change about what you want to do but more so about how you want to do it. As you become more familiar with your ride AND get exposed to all the different products and ideas, you may come to find out that you want to take a different approach that suits you better in a number of areas.
Just my two cents anyway.
Congrats on the Bones. Be proud that you own one of the coolest and most original H-D's in their current line-up.
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Stage III
Joined: Feb 2010
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From: Nashville
Thanks for all the welcome and advice guys. I've rode this bike and it is due for the 1000 mile service as I type. So I might wait and look around some more since I havent bought anything yet. Oh and haters are gonna hate, because they want what they can't have. I'll get some pics up when the weather gets nice.
-matt
-matt
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