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Looked at a Blackline today and loved it. Personally, I'd want more chrome on it. Anyway, I'm getting my bike next month sometime. I'd posted earlier about getting a Fatty, posted on the Sportster forum (decided I liked the price, but I'm going with a softail). Now just wanting some info on the Blackline. I'm trying to explore all options before I make my final decision
All the bikes have limitless things you can do thanks to custom parts, I sold my Crossbones and was going for a deluxe but walked out with a Blackline and love the machine with no regrets.
Last edited by TheJoker78; May 1, 2012 at 12:58 AM.
Thanks man. I really like the look of the blackline, I haven't rode one yet, but they look amazing. The only thing is I love chrome, seems backwards to buy a blackline to chrome, but hey, I dig chrome lol. After my MSF course on the 11th, I should be ready to buy one, and I seriously can't wait!
the blackline can be a bit misleading due to the bars...and different bars can make a world of difference (with pretty much any bike) i got used to mine but i am getting others very soon...and after that probably another pair :-)
other than that i agree with blackline5007, let the bike choose you
I am loving the look of the Blackline, just need to get my MSF course in and take it out for a test drive and such. May sound like a dumb question, but say I want to move my speedometer, is that possible and stuff? lol
Here's mine.....I've added a 1.5 inch tank lift since these three pictures were taken. It's also dropped 2 inches in the *** end.
I have a Todd's cycle new top tree, and am planning on new bars soon, but honestly since changing the seat I don't mind the stock bars....gives me more time to think my new ones through..
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