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The TC are fine motors but they just aint the same. I consider myself a sort of young guy (34) and I meet riders all the time older than me who don't know nothing about evo's and shovels etc. They are missing out for sure. And don't get me started on how complicated they are. Sure things break but the older bikes you can just fix it on a Saturday and then get back to riding.
bad news...you are too young for an EVO Springer!
good news.... I'm not! So I'll GLADLY hold on to it for you til you're my age!
whats this about him bein Too young for an Evo Springer Schwangster??? I thought the rule was that springers were for younger people because they handle like crap and have no give and the older guys hated all that. hahahaha
whats this about him bein Too young for an Evo Springer Schwangster??? I thought the rule was that springers were for younger people because they handle like crap and have no give and the older guys hated all that. hahahaha
why let the 'younger gen' figure it out ?
let them ride the new stuff.
Welcome 2006 FLST....enjoy your new 1994 Evo ride.
My evo reasons:
SOUND
Simple
Old School
Carb
DIY...usually!
No horse stuff.
No payments.
My love for evos
Looks (motor)
Give us a pic when you get the EVO Springer!
Last edited by Holster Maker; Mar 25, 2011 at 03:35 AM.
Cool another Springer rider, world needs more of us....
Had mine 2 years & 22k miles and I will never let this one go except to give to my grandson, rode from Washington to Reno, NV, to Eureka, CA and back to central Washington and it ran stronger than the twink I was riding with LOL...
The cam here is the Andrews ev-23 love it.
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