sporsters 1200 low against 1200 custom which one ?
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sporsters 1200 low against 1200 custom which one ?
Ok anyone can tell me wich one sould I get the 1200 low fit me like glove, and the 1200 custom I need to lower the shocks and the people from harley davidson told me that they can put the foot pegs in the midle .
I don't know I need a good advice this will be my first harley but no my firtst bike thanks
I don't know I need a good advice this will be my first harley but no my firtst bike thanks
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RE: sporsters 1200 low against 1200 custom which one ?
it sounds like you may be a little vertically challenged...lol...it really depends on what look you're after. the low has some different features like mid controls, 19" front wheel and cast aluminum wheels> compared to the custom with forward controls, 21" front spoked wheel, and slotted disc rear wheel. you can get progressive shocks to lower the rear end to fit you better if you like the custom features better. both carry the 4.5 gal tank for extended runs and plenty of chrome. unfortunately it'll have to be your choice to weigh out. good luck and let us know which way you go.
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RE: sporsters 1200 low against 1200 custom which one ?
Get the Low. If it fit and felt right when you sat on it, that's the one. "Listen" to the bikes when you are around them. They will talk to you and tell you what is right.
Consider this: You will undoubtedly feel the need to accessorize down the road. If you want forward controls, you can add them to the Low. You can also simply add highway pegs for a fraction of the cost or the control conversion.
I might get flamed for trivializing the differences like this but between the Low and Custom, the biggest differences to focus on (for the general rider) are the different styled handlebars and foward versus mid controls. The Low and Custom are pretty close in height. You are only talking about in inch or so max even with aftermarket seat combos.
I've got both and they are both great bikes. But if you sat on the Low and it felt right, it would seem counterintuitive to get the Custom and then spend money to convert features to the way you liked them on the Low. That kind of sounds like reverse engineering. Save that dough for some other goodies.
Good luck. Post pics when you get it.
Consider this: You will undoubtedly feel the need to accessorize down the road. If you want forward controls, you can add them to the Low. You can also simply add highway pegs for a fraction of the cost or the control conversion.
I might get flamed for trivializing the differences like this but between the Low and Custom, the biggest differences to focus on (for the general rider) are the different styled handlebars and foward versus mid controls. The Low and Custom are pretty close in height. You are only talking about in inch or so max even with aftermarket seat combos.
I've got both and they are both great bikes. But if you sat on the Low and it felt right, it would seem counterintuitive to get the Custom and then spend money to convert features to the way you liked them on the Low. That kind of sounds like reverse engineering. Save that dough for some other goodies.
Good luck. Post pics when you get it.
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