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Kool !!! You guys are telling me I'm sitting on a goldmine with all the crap I picked when the yuppie flash in a pan shops closed out in the early years.
Kool !!! You guys are telling me I'm sitting on a goldmine with all the crap I picked when the yuppie flash in a pan shops closed out in the early years.
I hate to tell ya folks, but the newest EVOs are 25+ years old now. I remember during the EVO days the Shovel and Panhead folks saying the same things. I remember the Panhead guys telling the Shovel head guys "welcome to my world". Soon the twinkie guys will be in that boat.
Ding, ding, ding.....winner! Here's another way to look at it, it's been a quarter of a century since the Evo was in production. Hell the engine that replaced the Evo was replaced 6 years ago.
The other thing. I had an 85 EVO in 1989 and an 85 EVO now ... things look different ... I need glasses. Feels different working on it ... harder to get off the ground !!!!
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