Bin riding close to 50 years, do my own repairs and work on Harleys with carbs. My ride, 87 FLHTC, 113 S&S motor, 6 speed trans, no extra stuff.
Welcome Old Guy
Bikes not that old
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"parts left out cost nothing and create no service problems" Boss Kettering
welcome , I have under shorts that are older then your bike ! watch what you call old around here ! a lot of us are old fossils, but are still riding and wrenching , and you might as well inbrace the new technology, because it is here to stay ! it is not that complicated if you really want to learn .
Bucket list are for Sissie, men do it while they can enjoy it
Welcome aboard.
wouldn't mind having a 113" engine and a 6 speed in my 88 FLHTC !!
Now just why in the hell should I have to push "1" for English ??
Welcome Old Guy. Sounds like you got a good drivetrain set up.
1987 gas was around 90 cents a gallon and Ronnie Reagan was President. I had an '87 Mustang GT that I spun out and totaled after hitting a patch of black ice. The rear axle broke and one of my wheels landed about 40 yards away. Seems like yesterday.
Life is best experienced in the company of a woman.
Was mich nicht umbringt, macht mich stärker
I'm not here for a long time I'm here for a good time.
Yes, every now and then I get to ride a stock bike and it reminds me of how great it really is. If you are thinking about the change over contact me for details.Originally Posted by 88FLHTC
Welcome Old Guy
We're the over 100 gang. Horsepower that is.
I'm kind of old. My bike's a 08 Roadking 106 ci
I almost cut my hair, it happened just the other day.
It was gettin' kinda long, I could've said it was in my way.
But I didn't and I wonder why, I feel like letting my freak flag fly
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