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1200 Custom Sportster, with "Fattitude"... (Mid-Winter announcement)

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Old 02-04-2011, 10:05 PM
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Originally Posted by Gruamach
What's with everything going to 16" "bobber" front tires?

Guess that's the "in" style now?
Choppers are out, bobbers are in.

Meh, to each their own, but I prefer the taller, skinny tire the 1200C has had.
Funny how the trend is for the Sporties to get same-sized front and rear tires while the bagger trend is going toward tall wheels with low-profile rubber. Meh. I always preferred the same-size front and rear look on all motorcycles, so I think this is great. If they hadn't made my bobber-lookin' Forty-Eight first, I probably would have bought one of these to bob myself.
 
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I like the new 1200 Custom. Very cool looking with the big front tire.

As for the H-D1 Customization program, I could take it or leave it but there are a few notable options in there that really make things nice for the purchaser:

1 - Mini-apes, pullbacks or drag bars. If you bought this "stock" and had the pullbacks and want mini-apes, the cost at the dealer would be well over $500 with cable changes and parts and labor. They charge $180 for this. That's a good deal.

2 - Mid-controls or forward controls. The cost to put on mids in the customization program is $180 where-as a kit to do this is about $300 to $400 for the kit alone. Another good deal.

3 - Blacked out engine option. This costs $250 on the customization program but if you asked your dealer for this on a bike I'm sure it would be far more expensive than that. Cool options you have with this program.
 
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I like the fat front tire and pull back bars! Looks good!
 
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I like it myself; wouldn't mind having one for a second bike. That said, I don't think it will satisfy everyone, but what one model does?
 
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