2007 deuce opinion
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Tourer
Joined: Aug 2007
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From: Eastern Iowa
2007 deuce opinion
Haven't been around in awhile but been riding. This year decided to upgrade from my xl1200 to bigger bike. Came across a 2007 deuce. Under 4k miles at a local dealer. They are asking $12,009 which doesn't seem bad. Has small scratch in tank and previous owner cut front turns off. I can get into the bike for a bit under $8k.
So what are your opinions on the bike? Its all stock except has the hd touring seat on it.
Anything I need to look for? Really like the feel of the bike, almost has the feel of the sporty.
Thoughts and opinions would be great!
So what are your opinions on the bike? Its all stock except has the hd touring seat on it.
Anything I need to look for? Really like the feel of the bike, almost has the feel of the sporty.
Thoughts and opinions would be great!
Unofficial HDF Chaplain
Joined: Dec 2009
Posts: 21,148
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From: san diego
I am partial to the deuce, like the lines and its a "sporty" bike, wouldn't want to ride two up on long trips with it, but its a great single rider bike, I think you'll be happy with it. work the deal a little more, at least get them to throw some accessories in
HDF Community Team
Joined: Jun 2006
Posts: 12,774
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From: san antonio
My '05 is a 95" performance build, 104Q/93HP. Mustang vintage solo seat with passenger pillon and both backrest. I have mounted one saddle bag to the clutch side, tool bag on the bars and have put in several 500 mile days and my wife and I make 300-400 mile rides on the weekends; she has no issues with the Mustang passnger pillon. She has legs so I have adjusted passenger peg to accomodate. You can tour the Deuce, just have to know how to set it up.
The Deuce was the red-headed step child of the softail line. When searching for accessories, you will become very familiar with "fits all '99 and later, EXCEPT THE DEUCE", so be forewarned. It's a coo bike and you will enjoy it. If you are ever in the market for the SS Quick Detach windshield or a Mustach Bar, let me know.
The Deuce was the red-headed step child of the softail line. When searching for accessories, you will become very familiar with "fits all '99 and later, EXCEPT THE DEUCE", so be forewarned. It's a coo bike and you will enjoy it. If you are ever in the market for the SS Quick Detach windshield or a Mustach Bar, let me know.
Intermediate
Joined: Feb 2009
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i ordered the first Deuce in northern Indiana and still have it. i have approx $10,000 of accessories and upgrades. i just finished pushing the engine to 100 Hp and installed a 180mm rear tire. i'm anxious to get it out of my basement. i couldn't be happier with any other bike. hope you feel the same after you get yours.
Club Member
Joined: Feb 2007
Posts: 2,404
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From: Haymarket, VA
My Deuce handles & rides great. You will have to get used to the extra rake when doing tight slow speed turns. I have a LePera 2-Up Silhouette Deluxe leather seat & no problem with all day rides. I think they could come down some on the price or as said throw in some goodies..
Tourer
Joined: Mar 2011
Posts: 344
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From: North Texas
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Joined: Jul 2011
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From: Boston, MA
lots of softies but not everybody has a Deuce. Makes the mods a little tougher to come by but that means you'll not have a dozen clones at meet and greets!!!!!
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