85 FXRC - Do I customize
Thanks for looking out brotha!!! Lol
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I have my own opinions regarding your question but if you're concerned about what others think regarding what you do with "YOUR" bike then I suggest you just sell it and find something else to occupy your time.
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Wow, never knew there was a limited version of that year/model.
Very smart color combo with that brown seat.
Bet it looks awesome in the sunlight.
Very smart color combo with that brown seat.
Bet it looks awesome in the sunlight.
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That really is a gorgeous bike. I'm glad you've decided to keep her as is.
In general, my sense of Evos is that they were made is way too high of numbers to ever worry about collectability or any of that.
But there are exceptions. And a mid-80's special issue FXR is certainly one of them. That's a bike worth preserving.
If you've got an itch to build a custom Harley, find yourself a beat up, mid 90's Dyna. They're everywhere, reasonably cheap, and no one will ever care about them (IMHO, anyway).
In general, my sense of Evos is that they were made is way too high of numbers to ever worry about collectability or any of that.
But there are exceptions. And a mid-80's special issue FXR is certainly one of them. That's a bike worth preserving.
If you've got an itch to build a custom Harley, find yourself a beat up, mid 90's Dyna. They're everywhere, reasonably cheap, and no one will ever care about them (IMHO, anyway).