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Been riding for 30 years, mostly on sport and ADV bikes. Been wanting a Dyna Street Bob for the last decade or so, but couldn’t find the “right” bike. Until last weekend when an ultra low mile 2016 popped up at my local dealer. Always loved this love green metallic color, so went down and made a deal for my first HD.
This bike is different than anything else I’ve ridden (but in a good way). Reminds me of an old muscle car I owned: certainly not the fastest bike I’ve owned, but man is it fun on a warm day with nowhere to go. Gonna keep it mostly stock for now - a sissy bar and a reworked seat are the plan for this summer. Probably do a stage 1 next riding season, mostly to get rid of the stock chrome pipes. First though, I’m gonna pile some miles on!
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Hi from the Seattle area
Gonna keep it mostly stock for now - a sissy bar and a reworked seat are the plan for this summer. Probably do a stage 1 next riding season, mostly to get rid of the stock chrome pipes. First though, I’m gonna pile some miles on!
