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Old 11-26-2009, 10:06 PM
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Springer Classic with a functional kick start and sprung solo seat. Loved mine.

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Old 11-26-2009, 10:35 PM
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I would like to see the Deuce again. I would get another one.
 
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Originally Posted by SVTNate
Basically Softail Deluxe tins on a Dyna bike? That was my idea too, a Dyna with the Duo Glide look to it. I even have a post up in the Dyna section right now, asking if it can be done with aftermarket tins. I don't know whether it'd look right with the battery box under the seat instead of an oil pan, but I'd like to see it done.
You didn't look too close at my signature pic did you? What you want to see is exactly what I did to my bike. There are a couple of us that have made that change on here and we have replied to your post in the Dyna section. I say go for it, it's a fun project.

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Thanks Ackman. But not completly alike one was ridden by a really good looking fellow and the other guy rode the 06.
I was going to mention that but I was afraid people would start to wonder about my "orientation" if you know what I mean.
 
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Old 11-27-2009, 09:57 PM
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I'd buy a new Deuce. I'd consider a CVO Deuce if available.
 
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The FXR was a major step forward, when compared to the shovel, it was reliable and somewhat vibration free , there were draw backs,as the frame was to low to the rear cylinder head for ease of removal.and gaskets were in need of changing every other year , was my experience.

I still own a 1987 FXLR whicn I recently restored, it is a sweet bike, no doubt, but I am sorry to say compared to my 2004 Springer FXSTSI, there is no comparison, for ride, handling and better reliability. the Springer is a far Superior Machine IMHO. The FXR had some nice looking models, which died when the Dyna's replaced them.

A good comparison performance wise is, I compare my 1380 Evo to a small block chevy, but my 88 TC is more like a chevy big block, they both perform, but very differently. Now bring back a FXLR with a 103 TC and you are talking R&R

I also agree the Bad Boy was trick, as was the XLCR
 
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A CVO Deuce would be a good idea. I would be in line for one
 
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The Wide Glide, as it was before it was discontinued.
 
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