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Podcast-In this episode we talk all about the 2016 Harley-Davidson Dyna Low Rider S we have in the Law Abiding Biker™ garage for a while. We have done quite a few projects on it and of course, we filmed them for you. Check out our video titled, Install Forward Controls on a Harley Davidson Softail or Dyna-Guide & Instructions.
We recently put new 12″ West Coast MX T-Bars on this bike and they look awesome! Check out our video titled, Install Handlebars Harley Dyna, Softail, Sportster | Extend Wires & Cables.
The 2016 Dyna Low Rider S (special) was the first for this model. Harley is making some “special” models. Although they are not a “CVO” model, they are somewhat of a “one off” bike and they have some special things about them. Harley seems to be doing this with other models too.
Our 2016 Dyna Low Rider S came stock with the Screamin’ Eagle Twin Cam 110 engine (1,801 cc) on this small frame bike. And she really rips! It also came stock with cruise control and throttle by wire. It has a cable clutch and not hydraulic clutch, which we would have preferred. It also comes with upgraded suspension, the six-speed transmission, ABS brakes, and dual front disc brakes.
We put Vance & Hines Short Shots Staggered exhaust and we tuned the electronic fuel injection (EFI) using a Vance and Hines Fuel Pak 3. The bike came with a stage one Screamin Eagle air intake. I am really digging riding this bike now that we have it all setup!
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PRICE $16,699
ENGINE 1801cc, air-cooled 45° V-twin
TRANSMISSION/FINAL DRIVE 6-speed/belt
CLAIMED HORSEPOWER n/a
CLAIMED TORQUE 115 lb.-ft. @ 3500 rpm
FRAME Tubular-steel tubular frame
FRONT SUSPENSION H-D Premium Ride 49mm fork
REAR SUSPENSION H-D Premium Ride emulsion shocks
FRONT BRAKE Hayes four-piston caliper, 300mm disc
REAR BRAKE Hayes two-piston caliper, 292mm disc
RAKE/TRAIL 30.5º/5.1 in.
WHEELBASE 64.2 in.
SEAT HEIGHT 26.6 in.
FUEL CAPACITY 4.7 gal.
CLAIMED WEIGHT 674 lb. wet
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Great vlog guys. As usual you managed to answer questions I was wondering about myself. I have a 2007 Fatboy and have been lusting after the new Fatboy-S. Now I understand what the deal is on the S series.
I too carry a tool kit on my bike. I live in Israel. This means that most bike shops and tool stores only have metric tools. If something happens to me on the road I need to have a basic set of tools for the Harley. Even if I make it to a shop they will need my tools to help with the repairs.
I carry the CrusTool’s RoadTech H3. This set is excellent, I use it for basic maintenance as well. To that I have added boxer sockets to fit the drain plugs and brake bolts. I had to add a better screwdriver. Unfortunately, the included flat screwdriver head is a little soft and I bent it when I was trying to screw down the battery terminals.
But the best thing I carry is an assortment of Posi-Lock Connectors for electrical wires. These have come in handy a few times. I once had an electrical problem on the road at night. The wire was worn and tore. No problem, I just used the correct Posi-lock connector and was up and running in minutes. I bought the Posi-Lock Kit #22 from webBikeWorld.com. It has a good selection of pieces.
Of course extra fuses is always a good idea.
I carry the Dynaplug and a set of spare plugs in case of a puncture. But I do not yet have a pump. I do keep one of those cans of air and sealant, but have not used it yet. What do you guys suggest for an inflation solution, CO2, air compressor, or something else?
Thanks again, keep on rolling.