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Congrats on the mile stone. I only hope mine will be as reliable , now that the 2 stranded rides have been out of the way >9000 miles ago. (Coil & ECU replaced at <1000).
Congrats on the mile stone. I only hope mine will be as reliable , now that the 2 stranded rides have been out of the way >9000 miles ago. (Coil & ECU replaced at <1000).
Everyone knows the speedometer is ~5% high on those bikes so you don't really have 100k yet, more like ~95k.
I've seen this posted before, but according to those radar speed signs that tell you how fast you're going, my '15 Limited and '94 Dyna Conv. speedos are both spot-on.
OTOH, the speedos in my car (new) and truck (old) are both about 5% "fast".
Go fig...
Last edited by jpooch00; Oct 21, 2017 at 07:42 AM.
Good job. I hit 100K with my 01 Wide Glide and have 45K on my Road Glide so I agree these bikes will run forever if maintained. My question however is what about your cam chain tensioners? I am ready to tear into mine to check and probably change. Have yours been serviced?
Thanks for making me feel confident in my choice to get a new Harley as a commuter. I am moving and my commute will be 120 miles round trip a day, roughly 25-30k miles a year. I have a road glide already and don't want two of the same bike, leaning on a street glide or ultra limited.i like the lighter weight and look for the street glide, for cutting lane splitting traffic also. But I like the storage, heated grips and better lighting on the ultra. Torn on what to do, but glad to see I can reach 100k miles with little to no big problems.
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