My 06 super glide was the best bike I ever had

What seat did you have?

What seat did you have?

@@briangleason5597 I had a mustang wide touring seat. Pillow top version

I have a sundowner my girlfriend loves it she’s rode 70,000 miles on it

rickybobby1340 The new Soft Tails have better suspension than Dynas, but I like the look of the Dyna’s better

Soft tails are not soft

Not in mine.

Honestly the bike I have right now is not that comfortable I sat in a softtail and it was more comfortable then my bike but idk

Dude it’s physicist😂😂 physician is a doctor 😂

If you want actual facts, look elsewhere.

Dyna is dyna from what i know. Heritage and fatboy belong to the softail family - no rear shocks like on dyna or touring bikes like road king, electra glide or street glide. I've ridden 1998 heritage softail and 2005 road king - and the road king was very cool in the corners - it was like floating through them with ease. Heritage (evo engine) rumbles and shakes like crazy but has the spirit esspecially when it's tuned well so the motor is idling like it's about to stop but it keeps going. 👌 10/10 would recommend.

Look up a Harley chart timeframe on google

Thats awesome! Greetings from America

Said no one ever

Dyna has the best handling of any bike Harley makes imo. It is also more comfortable for me than the streetglide I used to ride as well. I am a smaller guy tho so that could have something to do with it. Longer rides on the flhx made my whole back strain and get really sore. My wide glide doesn't do that.

Facts 100%

Ok I've been trying to find out i get what the difference is between a dyna and soft tail is but what is a super glide is that the same as a wide glide? I probably and like an idiot just looking to be informed

@@jaredtomochak4946 Wide Glide have wider triple trees up front. My 1997 Super Glide got the skinny triple trees and the narrow 39mm forks the Sportsters use.

Its accs*

for accessory power. Depending on you model could serve several functions.

Louis Cypher I got a sweet 95

I got an 07 dyna qide glide

Eli Murray Me too. I don’t plan on ever replacing it.

me too great bike

Got a 92 FXDC It ain't going anywhere without me on it.

Too much blowby or check the intake bolts there's one going into each head that should be hollow and unobstructed they are your crankcase vents. I've seen people bolt aftermarket intakes on with soild bolts (no holes) or put gasket maker on the threads for some reasonand plugging the holes

75k for evos, 100k for tc88

Patxi del Norte That was what made me fall in love with the WG too.

32 degrees rake.I used to have a sporty before my w/glide. I had zodiac wide forks conversion ,with a 32 degree rake ,fully chromed forks fitted.Boy that sporty looked great.

Just visited a bike show with new models. And even though the new Harleys are pretty nice looking the details of assembly, parts etc is far behind most other brands. Still not using hydraulics. Come on.. I sat on the 2018 Breakout and the squeak noise from the shifter, the bad tolerances from the gas handle etc is just not ok at that price level. Compare it to a new BMW or Honda and a blind can tell the difference.

Balooba Not using hydraulics? Thief valves have been hydraulic for what 40 years, no valve jobs who else does that? Hold their value better than any other bike, you could ride it for 5 years decide you don’t like and get 80% of your money back.

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@@A-FrameWedge they hold their value because of the market it has nothing to do with the way the bike is built the market value keeps the bikes price up. If the way the bike was built determined the value then maybe they wouldn't have the slowest least powerful Vtwin in the class every single year. Also they would have put a lot more money in the keeping the engine cooler a lot sooner then 2018. Harley's are nice bikes they are very nice some would say even works of art but they are not well engineered they are very old technology and they still put their fucking stator electronics through the middle of the motor hence why Harley's always have bad stators

My Harley was $5000 and I own it.

Ufo

That jacket ain't helping matters.

Ryh bad f

pegs

Right. Pegs, not floorboards. Never “floorboard pegs”.

Paul FOSBERY , way to be real, brother! Though I don't particularly relish the idea of supporting motorcycle companies that aren't from America, my former current bike was a Honda 600, though one would have to look hard at it to realize it. We completely chopped it, lowered it 2.5", fabbed a gnarly set of pipes, fabbed a KICK-ASS set of bars, morphed it into a hard-tail, and bobbed it into a sweet little bar hopper!! We also put spokes in back to match the front and powder coated every thing black!! The only things that weren't black were the chrome pieces on the jugs & the phat white-wall tire in back!! I'll bet I would get 20 comments a day from civilians alone, not even counting bikers!! Unfortunately, on 10 March 2017, an older guy slammed on his brakes in front of me on the freeway FOR NO REASON(there wasn't a vehicle or anything in front of him for half a mile!), and when I grabbed both brakes, my fronts locked for some reason & the biik flipped &slammed me to the pavement at 55mph!! She was a total loss. :- (>

You could afford a Harley. Used bikes are pretty cheap. You can get a nice, used Sportster for a few grand. Just put away as much as you can for as long as it takes to save the money. I'm in that boat right now. I could go buy another VTX 1300 (which is a fantastic bike, btw) right now. But I want a Harley as my next bike. Been saving for a couple months and it'll probably be a year before I have the cash in hand to get what I want. But that's ok with me because it gives me a goal to look forward to achieving. And good on you for loving what you ride and being proud to ride it. So many people want to discourage others because they think anything that doesn't have an 8700 cubic yard engine, nine-inch pipes that can be heard from the moon and six-foot ape hangers is a "girl's bike." If it's got two wheels, I'll wave at it.

You could still get a sportster if you know where to look. I picked up an 01 1200 sportster for $1300 a couple years ago. $500 later and it was back on the road

Paul FOSBERY my first bike was an 85 Honda Rebelson/Hardley Davidson

Mathmatist you didn't catch that one genius. It was sarcasm.

You can ride on my dyna wide