Big Dog Wolf

[bryant1609]

As some you may know I lost my 2007 K9 to a fire this summer. The Bike caught on Fire, and was totaled Damm I miss her. Well I thinking of replacing her with a New, YES NEW, Big Dog 2009 Wolf from Cycle City in New York. I loved my K9 but don't want to buy the same bike twice. The Wolf appears to have everything I want but the 300 tire. Sorry I just love that look of the FATT ASS TIRE on the road. Has anyone here have any dealing with Cycle City? And if you have a Wolf how do you feel about the bike and the ride???

 

[PA Chopper]

I bought my K9 from Cycle City in Tennessee. The owner, Duane, assisted with getting Cycle City of NY up and running. I believe he has some oversight with the business. He is a good guy and has helped me out with various issues I've had with my bike.
As for the Wolf, I've never ridden one but I sure a hell wouold like to own one. They are sweet! I've looked at the Cycle City inventory online and that white one they have is awesome.

 

[Chopper Dave]

This forum member is selling his K-9...if thats what ya want...even has a trailer too! :2thumbs:
http://www.bigdogbiker.com/forums/s...dog-k9-9k-miles-blue-ghost-flames-dallas.html

 

[Tank]

The 09 Wolfe is a beautiful, sexy bike; however it is important to be aware of issues/upgrades that will be needed if not already performed. We have a member of the forum's bike for sale, he has done it all ... S&S will honor the 2 year warranty, however down time sucked. Cam belts tend to break unless the EZ Start Cams are installed, no issues once done. Remember, this is not an Evo - It's FI and lots of stuff need to swap out to get over 100hp, we're seeing 70's without. Once done - MAGNIFICENT! LOL

 

[Tank]

The 09 Wolfe is a beautiful, sexy bike; however it is important to be aware of issues/upgrades that will be needed if not already performed. We have a member of the forum's bike for sale, he has done it all ... S&S will honor the 2 year warranty, however down time sucked. Cam belts tend to break unless the EZ Start Cams are installed, no issues once done. Remember, this is not an Evo - It's FI and lots of stuff need to swap out to get over 100hp, we're seeing 70's without. Once done - MAGNIFICENT! LOL

 

[bryant1609]

This forum member is selling his K-9...if thats what ya want...even has a trailer too! :2thumbs:
http://www.bigdogbiker.com/forums/s...dog-k9-9k-miles-blue-ghost-flames-dallas.html

This is a nice bike but I really don't want to do a K9 again. I want something different, plus this bike is too far away to take a good look at it before buying. I seen another member selling his Wolf for a nice price, but I'm in New York and the Bike is in AR. Too far to look at a bike before paying 22K with bike unseen.

 

[bryant1609]

I bought my K9 from Cycle City in Tennessee. The owner, Duane, assisted with getting Cycle City of NY up and running. I believe he has some oversight with the business. He is a good guy and has helped me out with various issues I've had with my bike.
As for the Wolf, I've never ridden one but I sure a hell wouold like to own one. They are sweet! I've looked at the Cycle City inventory online and that white one they have is awesome.

I was thinking the Blue one myself, but both look good. Just missing the 300 Rear Tire.

 

[bryant1609]

Where's the Bike in this picture???????????????????????????????????????

 

[Chopper Dave]

This is a nice bike but I really don't want to do a K9 again. I want something different, plus this bike is too far away to take a good look at it before buying. I seen another member selling his Wolf for a nice price, but I'm in New York and the Bike is in AR. Too far to look at a bike before paying 22K with bike unseen.

no problem man...the way you were talking sounded like you wanted another 300mm bike...good luck on whatever you get...maybe another forum member can check out any scoots for ya that are out of state...just a thought
Happy New Year!

 

[Husker-Wolf]

I had a Wolf for two years and put 12K miles on it. I looked at a K9 when I purchased the Wolf, but the K9 felt too big for me (5'9", 160lbs). Overall I was pleased with the Wolf, but here are some of the things I noticed. The motor was a lot weaker than I thought it would be for a 121" as has been mentioned by others. The suspension was not quite as good as I thought it should be for a softail frame. I learned to grit my teeth when going over bumps...LOL. The ground clearance is very low; about 3" or so. I bottomed out many times going over small bumps, especially those curb cutouts going into driveways. The seat is adequate, but not a lot of room to move around on. It was still a totally awesome bike and got lots of attention as all Big Dogs do.

I ended up getting a 2003 Chopper this year to replace it. I personally prefer the chopper ride and feel over the Wolf. If you have the opportunity, ride the Wolf before you buy it.

 

[Tank]

Ground clearance: 114 mm (4.5 inches) - same as most other BDMs. to get the power of the bike you will need to change the exhaust, intake, computer, rails and runners and throttle body.

 

[bryant1609]

I had a Wolf for two years and put 12K miles on it. I looked at a K9 when I purchased the Wolf, but the K9 felt too big for me (5'9", 160lbs). Overall I was pleased with the Wolf, but here are some of the things I noticed. The motor was a lot weaker than I thought it would be for a 121" as has been mentioned by others. The suspension was not quite as good as I thought it should be for a softail frame. I learned to grit my teeth when going over bumps...LOL. The ground clearance is very low; about 3" or so. I bottomed out many times going over small bumps, especially those curb cutouts going into driveways. The seat is adequate, but not a lot of room to move around on. It was still a totally awesome bike and got lots of attention as all Big Dogs do.

I ended up getting a 2003 Chopper this year to replace it. I personally prefer the chopper ride and feel over the Wolf. If you have the opportunity, ride the Wolf before you buy it.

Thanks for your input on this.

 

[bryant1609]

Ground clearance: 114 mm (4.5 inches) - same as most other BDMs. to get the power of the bike you will need to change the exhaust, intake, computer, rails and runners and throttle body.

WOW, sounds like a project after getting the bike.

 

[toodie]

:2thumbs: go for it you only live once. love the new style wolf!

 

[pknowles]

Where's the Bike in this picture???????????????????????????????????????

IT'S RIGHT BETWEEN THE ROCKS AND A SOFT SPOT! ARE YOU BLIND

 

[jsmuth]

I would have to agree with just about all of the previous posted info. The ground clearance can be a problem as it is less than 4". I took a different route with modifications. I went with a big bore kit taking CI to 128CI, ported heads, Offroad ECM, and 569 easy start cams. The wolf rips now. I haven't dynoed it yet but will soon.

 

[dnespolo]

A member here is trying to sell his almost brand new Wolf.
http://www.bigdogbiker.com/forums/swap-meet/31519-2009-wolf-sale.html

 

[bryant1609]

A member here is trying to sell his almost brand new Wolf.
http://www.bigdogbiker.com/forums/swap-meet/31519-2009-wolf-sale.html

Nice Bike but too far away to see and check it out before paying 22K.

 

[Sierramadre]

I have a 2010 Wolf and love it. Have 2,500 trouble free miles. Runs great, easy to handle, and draws a crowd everywhere it goes. Dyno'd at 102 HP and 110/ft lbs with minor mods to the map, free flowing exhaust, and dual runner intake. It does have a low clearance so you have to be careful going over bumps.

 

[bryant1609]

I have a 2010 Wolf and love it. Have 2,500 trouble free miles. Runs great, easy to handle, and draws a crowd everywhere it goes. Dyno'd at 102 HP and 110/ft lbs with minor mods to the map, free flowing exhaust, and dual runner intake. It does have a low clearance so you have to be careful going over bumps.

You selling this bike???