Anyone want a NOS 2006 Superglide?
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Anyone want a NOS 2006 Superglide?
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97 miles. Seriously. Why?
https://milwaukee.craigslist.org/mcy...894237128.html
It's actually not a horrible price for the bike. If it were a 2007 I would actually be tempted.
97 miles. Seriously. Why?
https://milwaukee.craigslist.org/mcy...894237128.html
It's actually not a horrible price for the bike. If it were a 2007 I would actually be tempted.
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Probably one of the people that believe it's ok for a motor to be started regularly and left to sit and idle in order to keep it running.
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I was coming here to say the exact same thing. They're kind of an orphan year. 1st year of 6sp, last year of 88", inner primary bearing issues (lack of locating dowels). I didn't know about the cranks though. What's the issue there?
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Good info on the model year issues. I've always wanted a 2006 with the White/Red/Blue paint scheme. But sounds like too much to worry about as far as the design. I was under the mistaken impression that in 2007 the issues had been cured, which I guess they have......only to make way for new problems.
On the discoloration - has to be something about the pictures. I can't imagine getting a bike so hot the heat shield would discolor like that. And even if you did manage to cook the bike so badly that happened, I would think the same would happen to the rear and certainly the front of the slip ons. But I could be wrong.
PS - I'm not interested in the bike. Just thought it was an oddity.
On the discoloration - has to be something about the pictures. I can't imagine getting a bike so hot the heat shield would discolor like that. And even if you did manage to cook the bike so badly that happened, I would think the same would happen to the rear and certainly the front of the slip ons. But I could be wrong.
PS - I'm not interested in the bike. Just thought it was an oddity.