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The MOCO can add what they want..I have my 09 Ultra the way I want it..keep the rest...
LOL, I feel the same about my '06. The dealer last week offered to trade for a 2011 Root Beer Limited for $11,300, which was 4,000 less than the "deal" they gave me last fall. At 11.3, that's allowing me $14,000 against MSRP+freight on a 2011. He had two left, and wanted to move them before the 2012's came out.
Well there ya go...I ordered a new 2011 Sedona orange SG last friday (due for delivery next week) and nothing has appeared that made me wish I had waited>>>> Result!
Cheers
R
Not Really @$19.599 for the SG with no security or ABS Im betting its about the same as what I paid and no real differences that I could see from my 2011...........ABS and security MSRP is $1200
true, but now you can get the 103 without the other junk. If you want security and ABS then no big difference I guess.
The real pisser is someone who bought a 2011 96" touring bike. $500 for the 103 upgrade isn't a bad deal. Still needs exhaust, cams, head work etc. but it's a nice start
Last edited by carpetride; Jun 29, 2011 at 04:13 PM.
Well, we couldn't expect too much.. Looks like '09 was the big change. They have to put the 103" in, as the 96" with the emission B.S. could be very upsetting to the people that don't want to increase airflow with pipes, etc.. Frankly, many will agree that even the 103's are dogs with out modification. Nothing really too interesting here... Maybe they will come out with another cool bike in the Dyna line.
glad to see the 103, had heard that there might have been a liquid cool added to the models. sure would make the commute a little less stressful if they did. gonna have to get to the stealer and check them out.
Well, we couldn't expect too much.. Looks like '09 was the big change. They have to put the 103" in, as the 96" with the emission B.S. could be very upsetting to the people that don't want to increase airflow with pipes, etc.. Frankly, many will agree that even the 103's are dogs with out modification. Nothing really too interesting here... Maybe they will come out with another cool bike in the Dyna line.
There was a video posted a while back of the Victory police bike. A crossroads or something with the 106". It was pitted against the harley cop bike which would have had a 103". Both factory stock of course and the Victory just blew the Harley away in acceleration. So yeah, some engine mods are still needed especially to deal with the heat. It never ends.
Well I'm kind of kicking myself now. Last month I bought a 11 ultra classic with the 96" motor. Now the 103 is standard, wonder how much it will affect my resale value later on?
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