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 Post subject: Re: change seats
PostPosted: Thu Dec 29, 2011 6:28 pm 
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Isn't this an odd coincidence. You guys got dressers, I have a Dyna and stripped down Sportster.

Yet, all of us are complaining of seats and shocks. The bigger question is that why can a company like MoCo advertise that they build bikes for serious riders, and then offer machines that do not mesh with the human body.

I like their engines, but the day that S&S builds their own bike with a decent suspension and the X-Wedge engine, I might just change brands. I think this new Viper enterprise has an idea whose time has come.

https://vipermotorcycle.com


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