Breakout or Low Rider S

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Is the question standing before me.

Getting down to the wire now. A couple of nice examples of each in my neighborhood.

What say ye?
 
Lowrider S (dyna) without a moments hesitation. If you want to ride it, a Dyna, if you want to admire yourself in shop windows, a Breakout.
 
They have a Lowrider S as a demo at Oxford Harley-Davidson. I was looking at it the other week and the corrosion on it was shocking :eek:

Nothing that should put a BMW owner off :D
 
Dyna if you want to ride it - Breakout if you want to look at it.....
 
Outtomunch said:
I know nothing about Harleys but, on looks alone, for me The Breakout wins by a country mile :)

Andres
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Doris said:
The Dyna....
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Colin said:
THE DYNA
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Melch said:
Lowrider S (dyna) without a moments hesitation. If you want to ride it, a Dyna, if you want to admire yourself in shop windows, a Breakout.
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twizzle said:
Dyna if you want to ride it - Breakout if you want to look at it.....
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Told you I know nothing about Harleys :D

Andres
 
Although and something to consider - rumour has it that the 107 engine is going into the Dyna and Softail range next year. ( Needs a new frame )

This is unlikely to effect the Dyna S as it has the 110 CVO lump in it..... the Breakout will only have the 103.... so could be hit by a new model..... if you are going Breakout get a deal.....

HD dealers treat deals as a dirty word, but they can be had.......
 
Isn't this the best Harley?

I can't wait to see the replies to this!


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Nice 'n' Fat said:
They have a Lowrider S as a demo at Oxford Harley-Davidson. I was looking at it the other week and the corrosion on it was shocking :eek:

Nothing that should put a BMW owner off :D
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My 1150 is pristine.:D

Actually, that's not true, but it doesn't have any corrosion worth speaking of.
 
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