Total mileage on ultra classic
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Total mileage on ultra classic
It may be the age old question but I have a 2010 ultra classic with 34k. Outside of two tires and many oil changes it is stock. It runs perfect but for normal wear. battery, starter clutch gear looks next.,,bla bla. I dont have a problem with it as it has been a blast but am curious, with good to excellent care and holding, what is the typical mileage I might look for before engine rebuild or bike change. will I get 100k? any input on this would be appreicated.
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It may be the age old question but I have a 2010 ultra classic with 34k. Outside of two tires and many oil changes it is stock. It runs perfect but for normal wear. battery, starter clutch gear looks next.,,bla bla. I dont have a problem with it as it has been a blast but am curious, with good to excellent care and holding, what is the typical mileage I might look for before engine rebuild or bike change. will I get 100k? any input on this would be appreicated.
Randy
Randy
I traded a 2010 last July with 56k miles and would have riden across country without concern. I have a very good friend with a 2009 Ultra Class with 130k miles and still running the original drive belt. He did upgrade the motor at 80k miles because he wanted more power to a 103.
Drive them right, do the service and enjoy.
CR
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With normal routine maintenance your bike could last 100K miles or more, as is testimony above. Or you could go out tomorrow, twist your crankshaft and grenade the motor. There are so many things that COULD go wrong with any mechanical system that asking a question like this and expecting someone to provide you with an answer that you can "take to the bank" is kinda' ridiculous. Stuff happens. If you don't maintain your bike then you are more likely to have issues but even the most meticulous and regimented maintenance routine is NO GUARANTEE you will get 100K or more out of your motor.
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