TONY/Draggin' Baggers..We told ya so thread..BUSTED!
#51
01-26-2007, 07:06 PM
#52
01-26-2007, 07:12 PM
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RE: Draggin' Baggers...BEWARE/WARNING/DANGER!
Whats even worse is that your bike is like number three in their photo gallery representing Canada....
I'd make them take it down.
lp
I'd make them take it down.
lp
ORIGINAL: bountyhunter
Hey, that's a little harsh. More like runnin', hidin', dippin' & divin', slitherin', low life, cheatin', scumbag RATS! Could be showin' up at a rally near you. Claims and promises, gone up in smoke, like a cheap wiring harness!
Whatever happened to www.dragginbaggers.com ?
Hey, that's a little harsh. More like runnin', hidin', dippin' & divin', slitherin', low life, cheatin', scumbag RATS! Could be showin' up at a rally near you. Claims and promises, gone up in smoke, like a cheap wiring harness!
Whatever happened to www.dragginbaggers.com ?
#53
01-26-2007, 07:18 PM
RE: Draggin' Baggers...BEWARE/WARNING/DANGER!
Reminds of the great American business true story of L.L.Bean... when his initial products included the famous waterproof boot that is so popular since... He did a lot of trial and error and brought it to market and then they started falling apart, sales stopped, he went virtually bankrupt making ALL his customers whole again, but didn't give up on the product and redesigned it and had created such good will by standing behind the early customers that he pulled it out of the ashes and... therest is history!
Ever been to their home base stores? Wow!!
Ever been to their home base stores? Wow!!
ORIGINAL: JeffSG
I don't know whichsubject has seen the most interest in my short time here...this one or the dreaded "07 tranny problems". Anyway, best of luck to you guys. I hope Tony will eventually do the right thing.
Good luck and ride safe,
I don't know whichsubject has seen the most interest in my short time here...this one or the dreaded "07 tranny problems". Anyway, best of luck to you guys. I hope Tony will eventually do the right thing.
Good luck and ride safe,
#54
01-26-2007, 07:21 PM
#55
01-26-2007, 07:45 PM
RE: Draggin' Baggers...BEWARE/WARNING/DANGER!
ORIGINAL: gunrunner
Duh? Seems I remember when some of us told our opinions on the home made POS item everyone was raving about and were promptly blasted into smytherines!!!! Well I just gotta do it.[sm=lildevil.gif]
We Told You So!!!![sm=happybounce.gif]
Duh? Seems I remember when some of us told our opinions on the home made POS item everyone was raving about and were promptly blasted into smytherines!!!! Well I just gotta do it.[sm=lildevil.gif]
We Told You So!!!![sm=happybounce.gif]
#56
01-26-2007, 08:19 PM
RE: Draggin' Baggers...BEWARE/WARNING/DANGER!
ORIGINAL: solorider
I read all the posts but never saw anybody from DB, or anybody that is happy with the product, address bounty's comments from above. Or did I miss it somewhere?
ORIGINAL: bountyhunter
Excess extension (14") causes bottom shock bolt heads to contact the exhaust, excess compression (9 1/2") causes tire to contact/destroy fender wire harness & the top shock mount interferes with detach hardware.
Excess extension (14") causes bottom shock bolt heads to contact the exhaust, excess compression (9 1/2") causes tire to contact/destroy fender wire harness & the top shock mount interferes with detach hardware.
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01-26-2007, 08:30 PM
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01-26-2007, 08:51 PM
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ORIGINAL: td3
Hey,
I will tell you to expect 100,000 miles or so from our shocks, our manufacturer has 80 years experience. No posts on this forum states changing the shocks every year. We at $399 have not taken anyone to the bank when system cost 4 times as much... I offer a great product at a great price... We will stand behind what we sell.
Tony
Hey,
I will tell you to expect 100,000 miles or so from our shocks, our manufacturer has 80 years experience. No posts on this forum states changing the shocks every year. We at $399 have not taken anyone to the bank when system cost 4 times as much... I offer a great product at a great price... We will stand behind what we sell.
Tony
And why the need for lowering a StreetGlide..or an ultra...??
Mines stock and my feet sit flat on the ground...
And for two up riding, they have a hand pump , add 2-3 psi and your done...
Before long hydrolics will making the things hop down the road...
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01-26-2007, 10:22 PM
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RE: Draggin' Baggers...BEWARE/WARNING/DANGER!
ORIGINAL: jmorton10
We Told You So!!!![sm=happybounce.gif]
why is there always some a-hole that just can't resist wasting bandwidth with a stupid useless post like this??(there's at least one on every message board everywhere)
Because there is always a know it all A Hole that will respond with a negetive remark !!
~John
We Told You So!!!![sm=happybounce.gif]
Because there is always a know it all A Hole that will respond with a negetive remark !!
~John