Posted by Corky on June 3, 2006, 9:33 pm
I was thinking very seriously about buying a new Dynaglide but can't
believe they only equate to around 70hp. Shit my Triumph Bonneville
has more hp than that and is a third less in weight. OK the argument
could be made that they are for touring on at a leisurely pace. But I
think I would like a bit more lower end power. Bout time HD cranked
them a bit hire isn't it or are they trying to make extra bucks with
the screaming eagle head kits.?
Maybe the new street rods are the way to go but I like the older retro
looking bikes.
Posted by roach on June 3, 2006, 10:35 pm
Corky wrote:
> I was thinking very seriously about buying a new Dynaglide
Go with the dinette set.
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Posted by .boB on June 3, 2006, 10:41 pm
Corky wrote:
> I was thinking very seriously about buying a new Dynaglide but can't
> believe they only equate to around 70hp. Shit my Triumph Bonneville
> has more hp than that and is a third less in weight. OK the argument
> could be made that they are for touring on at a leisurely pace. But I
> think I would like a bit more lower end power. Bout time HD cranked
> them a bit hire isn't it or are they trying to make extra bucks with
> the screaming eagle head kits.?
>
> Maybe the new street rods are the way to go but I like the older retro
> looking bikes.
Harleys are over priced, over weight, and under powered. That's the way it
is.
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Posted by SteveI on June 3, 2006, 11:58 pm
Corky wrote:
> I was thinking very seriously about buying a new Dynaglide but can't
> believe they only equate to around 70hp. Shit my Triumph Bonneville
> has more hp than that and is a third less in weight. OK the argument
> could be made that they are for touring on at a leisurely pace. But I
> think I would like a bit more lower end power. Bout time HD cranked
> them a bit hire isn't it or are they trying to make extra bucks with
> the screaming eagle head kits.?
>
> Maybe the new street rods are the way to go but I like the older retro
> looking bikes.
Toss yer line in somewhere else........
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Under a black flag we shall sail.......
Posted by Dennis Peterson on June 4, 2006, 12:31 am
Corky wrote:
> I was thinking very seriously about buying a new Dynaglide but can't
> believe they only equate to around 70hp. Shit my Triumph Bonneville
> has more hp than that and is a third less in weight. OK the argument
> could be made that they are for touring on at a leisurely pace. But I
> think I would like a bit more lower end power. Bout time HD cranked
> them a bit hire isn't it or are they trying to make extra bucks with
> the screaming eagle head kits.?
>
> Maybe the new street rods are the way to go but I like the older retro
> looking bikes.
d00d you so need a vrod it has the hp and it has the weight advantage
and it has the style wanted by everyone get one you can eat everyones
cheerios d00d and d00d you still get the harley lifestyle
dp .. and I don't even have a blackberry
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