So would you consider this bike a classic?

 

What bike?
OH! Wait a minute... I see, you must be talking about the H-D Stealth model. I still cannot see it. [:@]

 

Mine seems a bit new (96 Fatboy) but is approaching classic.

SD



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Guess mine is a classic. I'm not concerned what HD does with parts, I don't buy from them anymore.
My biggest concern is getting parts for the Springer front end. I already had to use a machine shop to make some parts for me.

MikeyB

 

I have tothink ofthe 1995 FLHT Standard as a classic, it was the first year that Harley introduced fuel injection.
And 1995 was the first year for the 1995 FLHT Standard if I recall right.

 

I ride a 99 and consider it to be the last of the greats. HD is droping more and moreof the goodies from their catalog every year.

 

Gotta go with the 84-89 bracket,.......my '87 fits right in there. I try to doany work I can, but since I'm not that good at wrenching, I've already found a couple of old timers who work out of their homes, and know all about evo's,......and at a much better price than the dealer

 

Love all the EVO's....especially my 91 Sturgis, a classic in my eyes! The bike I am building now from the ground up is....you guessed it, EVO powered rigid framed barhopper. Some year EVO's are better than others, they had some bad years with the cases, I had to replace mine a while ago.

Todays EVO's are tomorrows classic panheads!

Keep those EVO's alive!

 

By the sounds of it, my 98 Wide Glide may soon be considered a classic as the WG is apparently going to be discontinued.

 

My Evo was a classic from the day I bought it... a 1999 Heritage Softail Classic .............