2006 FLST(I) Heritage Softail Owners
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2006 FLST(I) Heritage Softail Owners
Since we are one year produced bike owners I would like to know how many of us their are. Also are you still happy with your purchase or do you now wish you picked a different model and why.
I still love mine and would not change for anything.
Steve
2006 FLSTI
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I still love mine and would not change for anything.
Steve
2006 FLSTI
Vivid Black
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Road Warrior
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RE: 2006 FLST(I) Heritage Softail Owners
Igot the same bike as you do,I love it,I love thatI made the right choice and purchase. and noI wouldnt get a different bike for many years to come.
Road Captain
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RE: 2006 FLST(I) Heritage Softail Owners
I am very happy with the choice I made though I do have some complaints (is the MOCO listening?). The Softail shock design and swingarm design needs improvement. The shocks, with internal spring and forward openings, get dirt and moisture into the cylinder causing annoying squeaks. A very frequent cleaning and application of WD-40 (or similar) will temporarily resolve the issue. The swingarm has NO LUBRICATION POINTS! Dry bushings squeak! Again, hitting these points with WD-40 works, but wouldn't it be better to incorporate greasable zirt fittings into the swingarm? For the money spent, I think producing the bike with an enclosed air-ride suspension shock and sealed bearing or lubricatable bearing swingarm would be a HUGE improvement. Aftermarket shocks are available, but expensive. We should not have to shop the aftermarket to correct HD design deficiencies.
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RE: 2006 FLST(I) Heritage Softail Owners
Only thing I disliked... well I should'nt say disliked, but not so impressed with was the sound from stock pipes, however it was always my intention to replace them with stage 1 and V & H straightshots which I did a couple of weeks ago. If I now do nothing else to the bike I will be happy cos it looks great and sounds ggrrreeeeaaat
AJ
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I love my bike! It's just right for my size and is easy to handle.
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RE: 2006 FLST(I) Heritage Softail Owners
I own a FLSTC no efi, and I love my bike so much. No complaints here.
Just put on the engine fins, new throtle grips, and the layback license plate holder.
Looks great.
The windshields need to be taller or shorter by about an inch or two-
Just put on the engine fins, new throtle grips, and the layback license plate holder.
Looks great.
The windshields need to be taller or shorter by about an inch or two-