[Sandy1]

Just wanted to say hello. I only have a Buelle right now - only thing I could afford. Looking to get a Dyna or a Sportster here this spring sometime. I am in the Naperville Illinois area. May need some technical advice from time to time - but otherwise - seems like a nice forum. I will get a picture uploaded soon. Still figuring my way around. Anyway - Hello. Sandy.

 

[Craiger]

No such thing as "just a buell".:welcome from Canada :thumb

 

[Sandy1]

I know - but the Buelle is giving me a backache honestly. Had it for two years. I wonder if a Dyna or a Sportster would be the best next step. Guess I need to go sit on some. Thanks for the welcome.

 

[scol]

Welcome sporty can be a bumpy ride.

 

[formike56]

Welcome from San Marcos, Tejas.
Gateway to the Hill Country & Devil Backbone.
Gotta love them Wide Glide's

Get a Dyna you won't regret it

 

[EZE RIDER]

Welcome Sandy. Sportsters like the Buells are great looking sporty bikes but not very comfortable. If your looking for a less back breaking ride, checkout the Dyna's and the rest of the line up too.

 

[mrsbumblebee]

Hey Sandy...welcome from Germany!

 

[Metalwolf68]

Hi and wslcome from Ohio.

 

[KBOlsen]

Welcome, neighbor!

 

[Sandy1]

Thanks everyone. KBOLsen - we neighbors? Nice bike. Glad to see a lady that can ride something that big and fancy. My little Buelle. LOL Seems the Dyna may be the way to go. Turning 45 - sad to be complaining about my back. Getting older..........LOL Thanks everyone for the warm welcomes. I will get my picture on here soon.

 

[48emodelpanhead]

Welcome from Texas. 45 getting older?!! :rofl: LOL. Go with the Dyna. Better ride for a bad back. I'll stick with my rigid for spine therapy.:lol8

 

[Sandy1]

Welcome from Texas. 45 getting older?!! :rofl: LOL. Go with the Dyna. Better ride for a bad back. I'll stick with my rigid for spine therapy.:lol8

I had a car accident years back and I have some messed up discs. So sadly yes - at the tender age of 45 - I feel rather old getting done with a long ride on my Buell. Did go look at a few Dyna's today though. Again - thanks for the warm welcomes.

 

[ccairo]

SANDY1
I just got rid of my Sportster and bought a Heritage Softail, and I love it. It is definitely a more comfortable ride. I had the Sportster for nine months, it was a great starting bike, but definitely not comfort for the long haul. Take a big step and buy yourself the Heritage, you won't regret it.

Carol
Wilmington, Delaware
2009 Heritage Softail Classic

 

[Sandy1]

SANDY1
I just got rid of my Sportster and bought a Heritage Softail, and I love it. It is definitely a more comfortable ride. I had the Sportster for nine months, it was a great starting bike, but definitely not comfort for the long haul. Take a big step and buy yourself the Heritage, you won't regret it.

Carol
Wilmington, Delaware
2009 Heritage Softail Classic

Carol - what scares me is that all bikes seem so much larger than mine. Well - because they are. Told I will have no problem adjusting to it. But they all just look huge. Heritage - they are neat bikes and I really like them. Thanks for the suggestion - I will check some out. Cool.....

 

[mrsbumblebee]

Don't worry.... the bigger bikes are much easier to ride than a Sporty!

 

[rickyrocket]

You never mentioned what model Buell you have but there has been some good lookin rigid chops in "The Horse" made from those bikes,welcome to Harleywood !

 

[Stevenw300]

Welcome from Chicago. Enjoy the Forum.:USA:

 

[ironhead bobber]

welcome aboard, if your wantin a new bike, get a fatboy

 

[KBOlsen]

Thanks everyone. KBOLsen - we neighbors? Nice bike. Glad to see a lady that can ride something that big and fancy. My little Buelle. LOL Seems the Dyna may be the way to go. Turning 45 - sad to be complaining about my back. Getting older..........LOL Thanks everyone for the warm welcomes. I will get my picture on here soon.

Everyone in IL is my neighbor - at least until I'm done with this godforsaken state.:thumb

 

[cmckee]

Welcome Sandy from Kansas! :nod