dyna to vrod
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dyna to vrod
anyone out there that has made this move, been thinking about either going to a vrod or a bmw r1200r, rideing a 2008 dyna superglide now and like the way it handles, not interested in going to a bagger looking for something lighter and smaller, like the sportster but to small
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anyone out there that has made this move, been thinking about either going to a vrod or a bmw r1200r, rideing a 2008 dyna superglide now and like the way it handles, not interested in going to a bagger looking for something lighter and smaller, like the sportster but to small
I switched from a Road King to a VRod
The VRod is a much larger bike overall than a Sportster
Good Luck!
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From: The mitten state
I started on a Sporty, and I've had 2 dynas, 2 softails (fatboy and Duece)
and 2 V Rods. My last Dyna 2010 and now I have a Muscle.
The VRods are not only much smoother and faster, but the new Muscle handles better (quicker side to side than a Dyna) and is much more comfortable for longer rides. The other big advantage of a V Rod over a Dyna is BRAKES. Dual front "Brembo" vs. stock Dyna is no contest!!
I went from my first V Rod to a Kawaski C14 concours (Sport touring) back to my Dyna Superglide custom. As I concidered my next bike, I looked at BMW and Moto Guzzi Grisio. I went to the motorcycle show and saw a V Rod again. After tinking about the V Rod ride vs. the other two (BMW and Guzzi)
as well as dealer network, I'm very happy to be back on the V Rod!!!
and 2 V Rods. My last Dyna 2010 and now I have a Muscle.
The VRods are not only much smoother and faster, but the new Muscle handles better (quicker side to side than a Dyna) and is much more comfortable for longer rides. The other big advantage of a V Rod over a Dyna is BRAKES. Dual front "Brembo" vs. stock Dyna is no contest!!
I went from my first V Rod to a Kawaski C14 concours (Sport touring) back to my Dyna Superglide custom. As I concidered my next bike, I looked at BMW and Moto Guzzi Grisio. I went to the motorcycle show and saw a V Rod again. After tinking about the V Rod ride vs. the other two (BMW and Guzzi)
as well as dealer network, I'm very happy to be back on the V Rod!!!
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