Paul, can I have the rights of your quote "what's wrong with having the only Evo in the parking lot" you won't be needing it anymore

 

97 Bagger have the rights. They are just words use they as long as you want. I'm sure someone will come up with a better line soon. Paul D.

 

Sweet ride you got there, 97 Bagger.

 

"An EVO? That is so Old School!"

 

Fully understand that one, Finally gotten to the age of not wanting to twist a wrench every week so I can ride on the weekend. Pans and shovels were fun because they were simple machines. Late 90's Ultras are a wireing nightmare.

Bought an 11 Limited but keeping the 98 for daily commuting. By the time I get the wireing striped out, the computer long gone, it will be old school and easy to work on.

Good luck with a newer bike. Like I said, fully understand as long as it's a Harley (no matter what year).

 

Appreciate the compliment, alot of dirty hands involved.

 

Just so you know I will be poking in here from time to time just to see what you guys are up to. I also love looking at all the pictures of your bikes. Who knows maybe someday I'll be really rich and can pay someone to do all of my bike work for me. Paul D.

 

I buy into the Powerball from time to time, if I got rich, I think I'd be inclined to tinker more, in a nice new garage - with heat!

 

Now you're talking. I'd build a big garage, with a small house attached, so I'd have a comfortable place to work on my Evo. Maybe I'd get a Shovelhead, too.

 

My '98 EFI Ultra has had its fair share of things to go bad. Some took me awhile to figure out exactly what the issue was. Mostly, it was electrical. I've had the bike long enough and thanks to this forum....many here have already had the same problem before. Helps aid in troubleshooting.

If a person today buys as 2011 Electra Glide....10-15 years later, they are gonna have the same problems an old EVO has today. That's right though, many HD riders today on average keep their bikes two years before trading.