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Dyna Lowrider S

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  • El Skitzo
    El Skitzo
    8 years ago

    Neat looking new model expected around April/May apparently, the Lowrider S.




  • perthhog
    perthhog
    8 years ago
    That's old news skitzo there's a thread in dyna section,there good pics though
  • Far Canal
    Far Canal
    8 years ago

    Wonder why it is called a "Low Rider"?

    Could it be the midrange  footpeg position?.......

    Could it be the ground clearance? I doubt it looking at the pics.

    Maybe the seat height is really low despite the above, just does not look it.

    I woulda thought if there was a model called a "low rider" then you would be riding it with your arse very close to the road......low rider.

    Twin disc front end is a big bonus, HD should do the right thing and do that on all the models.

     

  • Undercover
    Undercover
    8 years ago

    I predict this will be Harley's biggest seller here in Australia unless they bring this engine out in the rest of the Dyna range.

     

  • TC883
    TC883
    8 years ago

    I would buy this in an eye blink. Best model Harley has put out in a while I reckon.

  • adadrian
    adadrian
    8 years ago
    all harleys will be 110 ci within the next 2 years
  • LOFTYBOB
    LOFTYBOB
    8 years ago

    Got my deposit on one

     

  • Speedy
    Speedy
    8 years ago
    Have read: the moniker of 'Low Rider' is a bit misleading.

    What are the specs LoftyBob ?

    ( am a lazy arse and struggle to do the necessary legwork; am reasonably confident ( given you have signed on for one ) that you may know ... )
  • brucefxdl
    brucefxdl
    8 years ago
    good job h&h ...bring on the 50th
    the new low rider grows on you i think [ have an 07 l/r and love it ] the black and gold looks good,prefer a spot for the other half,but still a nice looking bike.enjoy yours lofty. cheers
  • Krash Kinkade
    Krash Kinkade
    8 years ago

    The 110 dresser motor has water cooled heads, I think you could put an oil cooler that looked same as the first shovel low rider make that a radiator then only need water pump & coolant res . But I would say in two years when they all get 110 they will have water cooled heads

  • Krash Kinkade
    Krash Kinkade
    8 years ago

    The 110 dresser motor has water cooled heads, I think you could put an oil cooler that looked same as the first shovel low rider make that a radiator then only need water pump & coolant res . But I would say in two years when they all get 110 they will have water cooled heads

  • Mongo
    Mongo
    8 years ago

    I took the plunge and bought this bike stock as I wanted time to think about accessories like seat/saddle, sissy bars, saddle bags, rear pegs, pipes and forward controls.

    I wanted to ride it for a while to see if the stock setup is satisfactory.

    The stock pipes sound shit but I like the look of them so first thing I need is a set of slip-ons that look identical to stock bit sound good. I also need to find out if it's possible to beat the EPA as - unlike my former V-Rod - this Low Rider S will probably attract Swine like flies on...

    Any other accessories will need to be removable. This gear would be to accommodate weekends away and for occasionally carting the misses around.

    I've been looking at Roland Sands saddles and so forth as I did not want to limit myself to just the Harley range when I was at the dealership buying the bike. This is also why I bought it stock.

    Any tips from people who were once in my position would be appreciated. I'll remember you in my will. 

    Thank you.

  • spacewolf
    spacewolf
    8 years ago

    We bought one for the wife when I got my slim s. All we have changed is the exhaust, which got changed to a V&H Super radius (the bigger out of the big radius and super radius, not sure which one's which tbh).

    She did toy with the idea of a new seat, but seems ok with the stock seat. So far it's been hard getting any feedback as to what she'd change - because she felt guilty as shit getting the bike. No doubt changes will occur as they need to tho.

  • groover
    groover
    8 years ago
    The 103 HO motor beats the 110 of the mark......easily.
  • Speedy
    Speedy
    8 years ago
    So'kay ...

    Will take all money !
  • Geoff3DMN
    Geoff3DMN
    8 years ago
    If Harley are going to a new motor design (not just a capacity increase like the 110) then getting rid of excess stocks of 110 donks in some 'limited edition' models would make sense.

    But if the main stream big twins are going to a 107 4 valve then I wonder what they'd do for the CVO range?

    Maybe a high output version? Maybe they've already got a larger version of the 107 planned?

    Interesting time to be thinking of updating... there might be some deals around on 2016 touring range bikes in 2017 :)
  • Bobber T
    Bobber T
    8 years ago

    yesyes

  • Krash Kinkade
    Krash Kinkade
    8 years ago

    Anyone Know what the Bore & Stroke of the 107 is?

  • Surly
    Surly
    8 years ago
    SE259 stock kit and V&H pro pipe PV tuner RMAC. What is your setup?

    Cheers,
    Surly
  • Surly
    Surly
    8 years ago
    I am not sure the effort of boring the cases is worth it for three cubes over a 107 or buying a drop in 110 kit. The pistons are too low in compression to be worth the worry.

    Mine will stay in the box with all the other unused HD bits unless the 117 proves to be a bad thing in the long run.

    Cheers,
    Surly
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