Help which Bike and Dealer

Energy One

Which Bike


  • Total voters
    54

Jersey James

Jersey James
Don't let the "Ridgid" change your mind. I ride the hell out of mine (in fact, I just purchased another ridgid), and I am an old fart. Shop around, it's a buyers market. Best of luck!
 

dnespolo

Active Member
20K for a brand new rigid as the one from Las Lunas is not too bad, I bought my Wolf in Las Vegas but I used those guys for warranty reason and they sucks as Cruz Dog said it took forever. I think they didn't care for big dogs much anymore, anyway buying from a dealer a brand new or used bike you should not have any concerns even with Las Lunas Motorsport, the only think is that buying from dealers bikes are way more expensive but as I said 20K is not too bad.
 

Tim

Administrator
Staff member
Founder
Lifetime Supporting Member
Calendar Participant
Troop Supporter
Supporting Member
Everyone that I've ever heard talk about Fury, they rave about them. I personally like having a suspension so my choice would be the K-9.

With that said, no matter the mods, $24k is too much bike. I may go $1k over blue book because of the mods, if receipts can be provided, but I just checked and $16.5K is blue book.

2007 Big Dog - Kelley Blue Book
 

FST954

Member
I have a 2004 Ridgeback and also just picked up a 2006 K9 I will take my Ridgid over the K9 any day

Just my opinion
 

Nukeranger

Nukeranger
So, the poll is between 3 different used 2008 Ridgebacks and 1 (from anywhere) used 2007 K-9.

Hmmm, I have to go get on my 2008 Ridgeback and go to work:D

I'll have to study this carefully and vote later. I would hate to make a bad choice!:roll::roll::roll::roll:

330mm back tire it is (at least for me).
 
Last edited:

KnotSo

Admin
Staff member
Pick up a super sweet 2006 or newer K-9 for around 13K AND a super sweet Ridgeback for around the same price and live the dream. In this economy it is a buyers market, use it to your advantage and do not settle. Winters are long in NT and you will not be riding anytime soon. Take your time and the right deal or "deals" will present themselves soon enough..:cheers:

If it has to just be one bike, you need to decide if it will be a bar hopper or a distance bike. Do you want to do a couple 800 mile days on a ridgid, or just ride around down on a soft tail? You got to figure out what type of rider you are, we cannot do that for you.

Were it me, I want one of each and the Wolf is a sweet ride!

Fury is good ppl.:2thumbs:
 

bryant1609

Active Member
I like that Wolf from LS6.
and you want a Wolf. What scared you off that one?

Or K9nut's K9

Good prices on both....
The price Cycle City was asking. They have 3 new 2009 Wolfs on the floor in the store. Asking 33,995 for each, but would do 33K for me. Still too much to handle for me at this time. Which is why I went to looking for a Ridgeback instead.
 

bryant1609

Active Member
Everyone that I've ever heard talk about Fury, they rave about them. I personally like having a suspension so my choice would be the K-9.

With that said, no matter the mods, $24k is too much bike. I may go $1k over blue book because of the mods, if receipts can be provided, but I just checked and $16.5K is blue book.

2007 Big Dog - Kelley Blue Book
And the insurance company would only give me 19,500 for my 2007 K9 the caught fire.
 

bryant1609

Active Member
Pick up a super sweet 2006 or newer K-9 for around 13K AND a super sweet Ridgeback for around the same price and live the dream. In this economy it is a buyers market, use it to your advantage and do not settle. Winters are long in NT and you will not be riding anytime soon. Take your time and the right deal or "deals" will present themselves soon enough..:cheers:

If it has to just be one bike, you need to decide if it will be a bar hopper or a distance bike. Do you want to do a couple 800 mile days on a ridgid, or just ride around down on a soft tail? You got to figure out what type of rider you are, we cannot do that for you.

Were it me, I want one of each and the Wolf is a sweet ride!

Fury is good ppl.:2thumbs:
I like to ride distance, before my 2007 K9 burnt up it had about 18,000 miles on it. And the riding was broken up between the K9, a Honda Goldwing, and a Dodge Challenger.:lol:
 

Jersey James

Jersey James
Also, you might want to check out Tampa Big Dog. They have a couple of 2011 K-9 250 for $21,988 250 rear tire, but, its a brand new bike. Talk to Tank, I am sure he can arrange shipping, or get out of the cold, and enjoy a Florida vacation.
 

bryant1609

Active Member
Also, you might want to check out Tampa Big Dog. They have a couple of 2011 K-9 250 for $21,988 250 rear tire, but, its a brand new bike. Talk to Tank, I am sure he can arrange shipping, or get out of the cold, and enjoy a Florida vacation.
250 Rear!!!! You can't go from a 300 to a 250. But you can go from a 300 to a 330:)
 

FURYBIGDOG

Member
Haha I love all the posts!! Yes, I understand our K9 is up there in price. It was purchased new from us, and we did ALL the work to the bike. $30k+ invested at our shop just in custom work. 1200 miles....

parts list:
Chrome front wheel/hub/spacers
Chrome fender mount
Chrome calipers
Chrome triple trees/hardware
Chrome speedo housing/mount
Dakota Digital speedo/updated tach board
All hand controls have been chromed
BDM clutch and brake levers are the 5 hole design/chromed
grips/pegs/passenger pegs/brake and shifter are all matching (not stock)
Engine has been powder coated to color match the bike/diamond cut by Diamond Heads
"White alligator" driver seat/passenger pad/sissy bar pad with heavy leather stitching
chrome transmission housing
chrome struts
chrome cam cover w/chrome BDM logo on plate
chrome tappet blocks/push rod tubes
chrome engine mount/hardware
chrome Mikuni slide carb
chrome S&S volocity stack heavy breather (race specs) powder coated and diamond cut with chrome mount
chrome license plate mount/running light
chrome rear rim/hub
chrome pulley/hardware
sissy bar with luggage rack and BDM T-Bag
Custom throttle/cluth cables
(I know there is more, seriously to much to list. Everything has been done!!)

Performance upgrades:
bored .20 over (roughly 119-120ci)
625 Wild Things cam
ported/polished heads
performance valve job
S&S pistons
Twin Tech ignition/bypassed computer/chrome cam cover
Shortened cylinders to raise compression (10.3:1)
Mikuni 48mm carb (slide carb)
high flow intake manifold
heavy clutch spring
13 plate clutch
super trapp exhaust (mean mothers)

His wife caught him in bed with a 20 something year old.... Divorce lawyer forced the sale. :) The bike is on consignment... throw me an offer Bryant!! The worst he can say is no!!! lol
[/URL][/IMG]
 

bryant1609

Active Member
Oh, Justin, I forgot you were on here and could see this. That's not a true statement:) My fear of this bike is with all the engine work, how was it run, and how long will it continue to run?
 

FURYBIGDOG

Member
Oh, Justin, I forgot you were on here and could see this. That's not a true statement:) My fear of this bike is with all the engine work, how was it run, and how long will it continue to run?
I would totally agree with your concern about reliablity if the motor was taken to the crazy level that many of us have dreamed of. Nitrous, motor swap, pro-charger etc... The bike runs on pump gas, and was built by our tech who has done almost that exact setup in multiple bikes over the past couple years. Building the motor to be reliable, yet crazy fun to ride isn't rocket science... Just expensive to build :) I personally rode it for a few hundred miles late this year, I have zero concerns with the build. That's huge, I have to put my name on this thing. I hope we can put something together brother.
 

bryant1609

Active Member
I would totally agree with your concern about reliablity if the motor was taken to the crazy level that many of us have dreamed of. Nitrous, motor swap, pro-charger etc... The bike runs on pump gas, and was built by our tech who has done almost that exact setup in multiple bikes over the past couple years. Building the motor to be reliable, yet crazy fun to ride isn't rocket science... Just expensive to build :) I personally rode it for a few hundred miles late this year, I have zero concerns with the build. That's huge, I have to put my name on this thing. I hope we can put something together brother.
Does the Bike come with the BABE next to it:)

And it appears that the forum agrees the K9 as the way to go, but just not the price.
 
Top