Would you buy this???
#11
10-21-2016, 06:34 AM
Seasoned HDF Member
Yes I would. I picked up my 96 in 2010 for 5500 with 13k miles. Take 5 grand and go buy that puppy. However a guy down the street has a 92 for 4k so deals are everywhere, especially in fall. Lack of use is a bit worrying but 95 and 96 are great years as 95 was the last year of analog speedometers. You can't go wrong with an evo, you can go way wrong with a early twin cam though.
#12
10-21-2016, 07:13 AM
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2 owner bike Uncle and nephew.
Uncle bought new rode very little then broke both knees at work and it just sat in his garage10 years (california bike). Brought back to life early this summer complete fluid flush / change including brakes carb and tank cleaning. New tires, battery ,He also had mild~ apes 12-14 they appear, new mirrors, grips,levers, front master cylinder installed all done at dealer. He has receipts and original owners manual. Clean title his name.
Nephew sounds mid 40's early 50's thought he was gonna ride and put 400 miles on it all summer.
I can usually tell a hustler he doesn't sound it..... He sounds like a guy that just thought he was going to ride and it isn't his thing. I'd imagine his uncle gave it to him he had it shipped from ca and he just payed to get it going.
I haven't seen the receipts but i'd imagine he's got 12-1500 in getting it going at a dealership with tires etc.
Uncle bought new rode very little then broke both knees at work and it just sat in his garage10 years (california bike). Brought back to life early this summer complete fluid flush / change including brakes carb and tank cleaning. New tires, battery ,He also had mild~ apes 12-14 they appear, new mirrors, grips,levers, front master cylinder installed all done at dealer. He has receipts and original owners manual. Clean title his name.
Nephew sounds mid 40's early 50's thought he was gonna ride and put 400 miles on it all summer.
I can usually tell a hustler he doesn't sound it..... He sounds like a guy that just thought he was going to ride and it isn't his thing. I'd imagine his uncle gave it to him he had it shipped from ca and he just payed to get it going.
I haven't seen the receipts but i'd imagine he's got 12-1500 in getting it going at a dealership with tires etc.
It's damn sure worth a look!!!!!!!!!
#13
10-21-2016, 07:50 AM
Road Captain
Yes I would. I picked up my 96 in 2010 for 5500 with 13k miles. Take 5 grand and go buy that puppy. However a guy down the street has a 92 for 4k so deals are everywhere, especially in fall. Lack of use is a bit worrying but 95 and 96 are great years as 95 was the last year of analog speedometers. You can't go wrong with an evo, you can go way wrong with a early twin cam though.
#15
10-21-2016, 09:11 AM
Road Master
2 owner bike Uncle and nephew.
Uncle bought new rode very little then broke both knees at work and it just sat in his garage10 years (california bike). Brought back to life early this summer complete fluid flush / change including brakes carb and tank cleaning. New tires, battery ,He also had mild~ apes 12-14 they appear, new mirrors, grips,levers, front master cylinder installed all done at dealer. He has receipts and original owners manual. Clean title his name.
Nephew sounds mid 40's early 50's thought he was gonna ride and put 400 miles on it all summer.
I can usually tell a hustler he doesn't sound it..... He sounds like a guy that just thought he was going to ride and it isn't his thing. I'd imagine his uncle gave it to him he had it shipped from ca and he just payed to get it going.
I haven't seen the receipts but i'd imagine he's got 12-1500 in getting it going at a dealership with tires etc.
Uncle bought new rode very little then broke both knees at work and it just sat in his garage10 years (california bike). Brought back to life early this summer complete fluid flush / change including brakes carb and tank cleaning. New tires, battery ,He also had mild~ apes 12-14 they appear, new mirrors, grips,levers, front master cylinder installed all done at dealer. He has receipts and original owners manual. Clean title his name.
Nephew sounds mid 40's early 50's thought he was gonna ride and put 400 miles on it all summer.
I can usually tell a hustler he doesn't sound it..... He sounds like a guy that just thought he was going to ride and it isn't his thing. I'd imagine his uncle gave it to him he had it shipped from ca and he just payed to get it going.
I haven't seen the receipts but i'd imagine he's got 12-1500 in getting it going at a dealership with tires etc.
#18
10-21-2016, 10:43 AM
Outstanding HDF Member
In my 95-96 dyna factory service manual it shows the 95 models as... Wait I'm wrong. 95 was digital on the dynas but 95 didn't use the deutsch connectors yet. I apologize for the confusion.
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#19
10-21-2016, 01:51 PM
He said hed take it sunday if he doesnt do better Saturday.
The good thing for me is it's set up just the way i'd do it nothing for me to change.
#20
10-25-2016, 01:42 PM
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