Anyone see the Exile Dyna?
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09-09-2010, 09:43 PM
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#42
09-10-2010, 12:19 AM
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For good reason.
For less money you can get a Bimota or a Ducati.
They look better and I'll bet my *** they will smoke that hunk a junk.
"To see how bitchin this bike is, you'd have to wanna ride it like it's designed to be ridden"....this is a truly confusing sentence. What I see is a bastardized rice burner. And how would you know that it has all those attributes you have given it...have you ridden it?
For less money you can get a Bimota or a Ducati.
They look better and I'll bet my *** they will smoke that hunk a junk.
"To see how bitchin this bike is, you'd have to wanna ride it like it's designed to be ridden"....this is a truly confusing sentence. What I see is a bastardized rice burner. And how would you know that it has all those attributes you have given it...have you ridden it?
this isn't a matter of that bike vs either of those bikes..which both of those will get dry humped by any off the floor jap litre bike. the point here, to me at least is they took a pretty blank canvas dyna and actually did cool **** to it. Yes they missed the mark a little here and there, but considering..to me at least a dyna with 10in shocks, whitewalls, forwards, sissy bars, apes and willie g skulls not only misses the mark but makes baby jesus puke..well I'd rather err on the side of that bike than what you prefer. flame away, I've heard it all.
#43
09-10-2010, 12:27 AM
I don't like it and I grew up on dirt bikes. BTW, I don't think the Exile goal was to make a dirt bike. I don't think this bike is anything really except a hunk a junk.
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09-10-2010, 07:24 AM
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Well, if you mean you grew up on dirt bikes and like it so all those who grew up on dirt bikes like it you are dead wrong.
I don't like it and I grew up on dirt bikes. BTW, I don't think the Exile goal was to make a dirt bike. I don't think this bike is anything really except a hunk a junk.
I don't like it and I grew up on dirt bikes. BTW, I don't think the Exile goal was to make a dirt bike. I don't think this bike is anything really except a hunk a junk.
.....Amen brother.....
#47
09-10-2010, 07:40 AM
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To each his own, but those prices! Have you checked out the entire list??? Unpainted kits for 30K??? Painted bikes for over 50K? My new FatBoy was 16K!!! I could strip it down for free if I really wanted to. I wonder how much extra it would cost to make it uncomfortable and ugly?
BTW, I kind of liked the dirt bike look with the orange wheels. It's the rest of the catalog that left me cold. Check out the line-up. Like I said, to each his own.
BTW, I kind of liked the dirt bike look with the orange wheels. It's the rest of the catalog that left me cold. Check out the line-up. Like I said, to each his own.
#49
09-10-2010, 12:11 PM
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Well, if you mean you grew up on dirt bikes and like it so all those who grew up on dirt bikes like it you are dead wrong.
I don't like it and I grew up on dirt bikes. BTW, I don't think the Exile goal was to make a dirt bike. I don't think this bike is anything really except a hunk a junk.
I don't like it and I grew up on dirt bikes. BTW, I don't think the Exile goal was to make a dirt bike. I don't think this bike is anything really except a hunk a junk.
I don't think anyone, even Exile regards this as a serious attempt at a dirt bike....although I would have a lot of fun with it SuperMotard style on city streets and maybe a dirt road or two.
Last edited by Dooley; 09-10-2010 at 12:29 PM.
