what model should they bring back?
#81
Springer Classic with a functional kick start and sprung solo seat. Loved mine.
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Last edited by Sweetbaboo; 11-09-2010 at 11:27 PM.
#83
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.
I was going to mention that but I was afraid people would start to wonder about my "orientation" if you know what I mean.
#85
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
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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