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I bought this 1999 FXSTC recently. It's got 24,000 miles on the original engine/transmission. Screaming Eagle heads, an Andrews EV27 cam, and BDL open primary. Did a little research on the paint which appears to be a numbered set (100/100) BUT I don't ever remember any factory paint sets being stretched? I actually found an article with the EXACT paint scheme online, but they weren't stretched. Anyway, I was looking for a cheap (I paid $2000.00) bike to tinker with; well I rode this one home! Plan on a solid rear wheel, spoke front wheel, and 20" apehangers.
Since you are planning on changing wheels what are your plans for the wheels that are on it now?
If you're looking to sell the give me a PM and we'll talk.
As part of your tinkering do yourself a favor and get rid of that hyper charger!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
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My "new" FXSTC
