Touring Rules
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Joined: Dec 2006
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From: Conroe Texas
Okay who let the kid in the bar? Check his ID and kick his wet nosed *** outta here, any trouble put him over the knee and call his mom to come pick him up.
Hehe
I actually think it has more to do with us being old bastards that have made enough cash and dont have to work two or three jobs to pay for a wife, 4 kids and a house. Nothing wrong with the Dynas kid, I compare mine to a mini RKC, really like that bike.
Hehe
I actually think it has more to do with us being old bastards that have made enough cash and dont have to work two or three jobs to pay for a wife, 4 kids and a house. Nothing wrong with the Dynas kid, I compare mine to a mini RKC, really like that bike.
I'm 26 and just traded my dyna in for a road king classic. Never was a fan of the "bagger craze" or trend. I had no desire for a bagger until I got suckered into test riding one. It is a superiour bike, PERIOD! Sorry. Yes dynas handle great...until you lower the rear suspension and add forward controls (like most dyna riders do), than it handles like just another cruiser slug. Even stock street bob shock length will scrape pegs before my floorboards scrape on my RKC. For me, my RKC is about the ride. Bought it and put 2500 miles in the first week or so. Looks good stock too. My dyna wasn't comfy enough to justify it's lack of sportyness, and wasn't sporty enough to justify it's lack of comfort. I miss my dyna, but what I miss about it would be found cheaper and more abundantly in the likes of a SV650, monster, or street triple.
As far as the touring section having the most viewers...I don't really like it. You can start a thread and within an hour it will be burried 4 pages back. Someone with the answer you are looking for might login 20 minutes too late and never see your question. I'm new here though, so I might get used to it. But I really do miss the old dyna forum, lol.
As far as the touring section having the most viewers...I don't really like it. You can start a thread and within an hour it will be burried 4 pages back. Someone with the answer you are looking for might login 20 minutes too late and never see your question. I'm new here though, so I might get used to it. But I really do miss the old dyna forum, lol.
Road Warrior
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It does get crowded in here at times (for good reasons). The biggest number of viewers I've seen is 394 at one time. What's the highest number others have seen?
Road Captain
Joined: Sep 2006
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From: NOVA
Hey Jimer, its because the computers are closer to the loo's we keep running to!
Road Master
Joined: Apr 2009
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From: Rocky Mtn High CO
Yep, I switched this year from a CVO deuce to a 09 RG. Put 4500 miles on it in 3 months. It sure is a sweet ride - better suspension, excellent handling in the twisties, the sweet sound of rock and roll coming from the stereo, and plenty of storage for extra layers, rain gear, etc. What's not to like?
If you're not riding one, you haven't test ridden one!
If you're not riding one, you haven't test ridden one!
Road Warrior
Joined: Jun 2007
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From: Valdosta, Ga
Okay who let the kid in the bar? Check his ID and kick his wet nosed *** outta here, any trouble put him over the knee and call his mom to come pick him up.
Hehe
I actually think it has more to do with us being old bastards that have made enough cash and dont have to work two or three jobs to pay for a wife, 4 kids and a house. Nothing wrong with the Dynas kid, I compare mine to a mini RKC, really like that bike.
Hehe
I actually think it has more to do with us being old bastards that have made enough cash and dont have to work two or three jobs to pay for a wife, 4 kids and a house. Nothing wrong with the Dynas kid, I compare mine to a mini RKC, really like that bike.
