1997 Road Glide
Road Warrior
Joined: Apr 2018
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From: Moneta, Virginia
Congratulations;
It will be interesting to hear of anything that arises out of non-use or maintenance stuff that you might have to do ahead of the expected mileage.
I wonder about the shocks, theyve been at work for 22 years!
It will be interesting to hear of anything that arises out of non-use or maintenance stuff that you might have to do ahead of the expected mileage.
I wonder about the shocks, theyve been at work for 22 years!
Grand HDF Member
Joined: Mar 2018
Posts: 3,851
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From: Arizona
That is exactly what I got. The 97-98 have the new frames of the era and are the last of the Evos. You will have the simplest Road King ever made.
I do not care to have the newer bikes, the M8 has zero appeal to me. The Evo techincal forum is filled with advice on how to update this old bike if you're willing to spend a little money and do the work.
If you're a do it yourself guy, the perfect bike, you can keep this running forever.
I do not care to have the newer bikes, the M8 has zero appeal to me. The Evo techincal forum is filled with advice on how to update this old bike if you're willing to spend a little money and do the work.
If you're a do it yourself guy, the perfect bike, you can keep this running forever.
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Joined: Mar 2010
Posts: 21,023
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From: Poolville
obviously there is something about it otherwise it would have been going long ago... Sometimes I wish I bought a road King instead of a fat boy.. I know a guy that's got a 94 first year road King and man they were just ****ing awesome...
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