Another Breakout Owner!
#23
04-17-2013 | 05:46 AM
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I love changing the look of a bike to make it my own.
Vance and Hines 2:1 Propipe, Screamin Eagle Heavy Breather,powder coated some of the shiny parts black, Harley quarter fairing modified to fit.
Have fun changing yours. I think I enjoy the creative process almost as much as I do icing...almost!
Vance and Hines 2:1 Propipe, Screamin Eagle Heavy Breather,powder coated some of the shiny parts black, Harley quarter fairing modified to fit.
Have fun changing yours. I think I enjoy the creative process almost as much as I do icing...almost!
#24
04-17-2013 | 07:48 AM
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#25
04-17-2013 | 07:58 AM
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I am really enjoying it so far!
I had a 2011 Honda Fury, my first bike. I really enjoyed the ride (after replacing the seat) and was comfortable but the 1300cc just wasn't doing it for me
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I love the style of the Breakout and can't wait to start putting some money in to her to give it the sound I want and a little better riding position (i'm only 5'10 so I have to lean forward a bit to reach the bars).
I had a 2011 Honda Fury, my first bike. I really enjoyed the ride (after replacing the seat) and was comfortable but the 1300cc just wasn't doing it for me
. I love the style of the Breakout and can't wait to start putting some money in to her to give it the sound I want and a little better riding position (i'm only 5'10 so I have to lean forward a bit to reach the bars).
#28
04-17-2013 | 09:04 AM
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The Breakout is definitely awesome, I am loving it so far. I suppose a whole different experience for me as it is my first Harley as well.
I have found a few places that sell the "reduced reach" handlebars for ~$235 and it LOOKS like no extra modification/parts are required to fit them so I am seriously considering it.
#29
04-17-2013 | 10:08 AM
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I actually prefer leaning forward (into the wind) a little bit. Hands don't get as tired on long rides, gripping against all the wind pressure.
#30
04-17-2013 | 11:56 AM
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