Motorcycle & Scooter

Glassunion

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5. I hear you on that 100%

Mon Sep 15, 2014, 04:52 PM

Sep 2014

I totally get that someone is not going to trade away their sport bike for on of these. It's a different market completely.

I do however feel that it will not simply be the "Sportster" crowd. I personally feel it will appeal to some of the Dyna and Victory cruiser crowds as well. As far as size goes, it fits in between the Sportster and Dyna.

On my ride this weekend, we were talking to some folks, and quite a few mentioned the bike. Some were interested as a replacement and two of the folks talked about making an addition to their garage.

Personally I could see me trading up to this as my daily commuter.

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My Love and Hate of American Engineering. [View all] Glassunion Sep 2014 OP

Maybe the only market for this bike edgineered Sep 2014 #1

We shall see... Glassunion Sep 2014 #2

Lets look at it for what it is first. edgineered Sep 2014 #3

I hear you on that 100% Glassunion Sep 2014 #5

If Harley hadn't wasted their time edgineered Sep 2014 #6

From their website it would appear that the peg gets mounted to the frame Glassunion Sep 2014 #7

Riding season must be at its best in the northeast now edgineered Sep 2014 #8

My FIL lives up in Fort Myers Glassunion Sep 2014 #9

Nice, edgineered Sep 2014 #10

I might have just found my next bike. flamin lib Sep 2014 #4

Indians have been notoriously expensive. Glassunion Oct 2014 #14

It's actually kind of sad. lumberjack_jeff Sep 2014 #11

Went to the local roll out to see the bike up close and personal. flamin lib Sep 2014 #12

Just to clarify IDemo Sep 2014 #13

I lived and worked in Milwaukee for 20+ years. TxVietVet Oct 2014 #15

very nice looking bike Ramses Dec 2014 #16