S&S no longer remans EVOs
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And why are you telling us this?
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I was cranky this morning, but a couple cups of coffee and an hour spent on a conference call beating up a potential vendor has it out of my system.
Boris0119, I hope my comment wasn't too sharp. Just having fun, you know. Sorry if I was a total dick. I'll frequently be kind of a dick, but if I fell into being a total dick, I apologize.
FWIW, I'm glad Scott/Hillside supports the Evo world. Even is S&S was still in the business, I'd think of Hillside as the better option.
As for S&S, my guess is they got to where they were selling 25 V111's for every rebuild job that came in. Their primary business is as a manufacturer, not a custom shop. I can understand why they made this decision.
My other thought is that, all things considered, it would be hard for me to justify a full rebuild of a stock Evo given the relative affordability of the 111. If your stocker gets worn out, get the S&S and put your stocker in the oven box the 111 came in. If by chance in the long distant future a numbers-matching Evo era bike is actually worth real money, you can always rebuild it and put it back.
Boris0119, I hope my comment wasn't too sharp. Just having fun, you know. Sorry if I was a total dick. I'll frequently be kind of a dick, but if I fell into being a total dick, I apologize.
FWIW, I'm glad Scott/Hillside supports the Evo world. Even is S&S was still in the business, I'd think of Hillside as the better option.
As for S&S, my guess is they got to where they were selling 25 V111's for every rebuild job that came in. Their primary business is as a manufacturer, not a custom shop. I can understand why they made this decision.
My other thought is that, all things considered, it would be hard for me to justify a full rebuild of a stock Evo given the relative affordability of the 111. If your stocker gets worn out, get the S&S and put your stocker in the oven box the 111 came in. If by chance in the long distant future a numbers-matching Evo era bike is actually worth real money, you can always rebuild it and put it back.
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