Fat Bob is not a Dyna
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12-19-2007, 06:29 PM
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12-24-2007, 06:24 AM
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12-24-2007, 07:10 AM
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RE: Fat Bob is not a Dyna
I'm kind of new to the HD thing, but I'm having a hard time nonetheless seeing the softtail side of this bike. Help a brother out for my education - thanks. And yes, they are selling, so apparently consumer/manufacturer plans v. desires do sometimes work out. I know to each his own, but the look of the bike was an immediate draw to me. I decided to get a bike, but had not really cared for older models, and when I saw this one in the magazine, fell in love immediately. Something for everyone. I'm happy and that's all that matters to me. If I weren't worried about yesterday's rain and this mornings below freezing temps, I'd be out on the road now putting closer to the 1k service.
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It is what it is,,,,,,,,,,,,,, A fatty, a smokin fatty.....................a mishmosh of HD, alittle of dyna, alittle of softail........... its a corporate thing.............sell...sell..sell..$$$ Consumers don't care..as long as it looks cool. ... Vision sells............... I want it!!!
Cha Ching, Cha Ching..........
It is what it is,,,,,,,,,,,,,, A fatty, a smokin fatty.....................a mishmosh of HD, alittle of dyna, alittle of softail........... its a corporate thing.............sell...sell..sell..$$$ Consumers don't care..as long as it looks cool. ... Vision sells............... I want it!!!
Cha Ching, Cha Ching..........
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