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Asking $3.5K been for sale for a while, I am going to offer him $3K. Was this a good/bad year? I know it falls at the bottom edge of the main stream EVO's for parts availability. Since I sold my Eglide this year I have been looking for a Sunday ride that isn't so heavy and might be a little more fun to ride. Mike
You can get parts easily enough, you might need to put more effort into getting some parts and the general rule with Evo is that the later the year the better but none of them are bad.
The motor will have flaking paint. They all do since Harley painted them back then. The starter setup is not the best (and primary) but the transmission is good. Basic five speed (early)
Well I screwed up and missed out. Should have give the old timer the $3500, someone else did. Still looking and I would prefer a rear belt drive anyway. Mike
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