Looking to step up to Dyna from Sporty.
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Location: Traralgon,Victoria, Australia
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Looking to step up to Dyna from Sporty.
Hi.... as a newby on here, firstly I wanna say gidday from Australia..... 😎 would appreciate any advice, feedback negative or positive .....
Due to circumstance I am in the market for a Dyna and have located a really nice 2013 superglide custom... 96cu. This bike is in pristine condition with only 7500ks obviously I will be talking to my mech. about preventive maintenance would appreciate any input from dyna custom owners... cheers and thanks in advance.... Lozza.
Due to circumstance I am in the market for a Dyna and have located a really nice 2013 superglide custom... 96cu. This bike is in pristine condition with only 7500ks obviously I will be talking to my mech. about preventive maintenance would appreciate any input from dyna custom owners... cheers and thanks in advance.... Lozza.
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I think those that are indoctrinated to think and at a sporty is a lesser bike have a lesser understanding of momentum then I do.
The K model was a racing bike and the Sporty lineage goes back to that, a purist that wants to feel the road,do the road.
Yea sure, lots buy a Sportser as their first bike because they are cheaper.
The 4 cam arrangement is far superior then HD has ever done with its big BT brothers and now is paying the ultimate price of saving a buck.
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The K model was a racing bike and the Sporty lineage goes back to that, a purist that wants to feel the road,do the road.
Yea sure, lots buy a Sportser as their first bike because they are cheaper.
The 4 cam arrangement is far superior then HD has ever done with its big BT brothers and now is paying the ultimate price of saving a buck.
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I think those that are indoctrinated to think and at a sporty is a lesser bike have a lesser understanding of momentum then I do.
The K model was a racing bike and the Sporty lineage goes back to that, a purist that wants to feel the road,do the road.
Yea sure, lots buy a Sportser as their first bike because they are cheaper.
The 4 cam arrangement is far superior then HD has ever done with its big BT brothers and now is paying the ultimate price of saving a buck.
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The K model was a racing bike and the Sporty lineage goes back to that, a purist that wants to feel the road,do the road.
Yea sure, lots buy a Sportser as their first bike because they are cheaper.
The 4 cam arrangement is far superior then HD has ever done with its big BT brothers and now is paying the ultimate price of saving a buck.
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I still have this very dog eared issued of Cycle magazine, read over and over in my youth.
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I have owned lots of bikes.
I rode an iron head coast to coast and back right after Nam.
Some fond memories of that trip!
These people that want to sound arrogant come off ignorent when they put dwn what they do not know.
A Sportster is only a lesser bike in the hands of the operator.
Michal Parks?
I remember well, and the chuke (hat)
If HD had put half that much effort into the Vrod, it would have ended up its best seller.
I rode an iron head coast to coast and back right after Nam.
Some fond memories of that trip!
These people that want to sound arrogant come off ignorent when they put dwn what they do not know.
A Sportster is only a lesser bike in the hands of the operator.
Michal Parks?
I remember well, and the chuke (hat)
If HD had put half that much effort into the Vrod, it would have ended up its best seller.