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I picked up another early birthday gift to myself. Seems I've been doing it every few years. After a 1056-mile round trip to Columbus, Ohio, I now have a 2010 Ultra Limited with Champion sidecar. Less than 10k on the one owner FLHTK and rig. A true garage queen! $11,400
I'd been looking and was zero'd in on one in Indiana, then found this on Craigslist.
The good:
In August of this year, the owner did the 3-hole oil change. along with 3-new tires.
The Champion hack is optioned nicely. The bike came with a couple of covers. Luggage bags. HD trickle charger. HD hand air pump for shocks. Even an HD kickstand pad. Three sets of wired HD headsets. (non-blue tooth).
The cons with this rig: HD Screaming Eagle tune pkg. IMO - still too lean. Hillside Cycle will be taking care of this. Maybe a little cam upgrade.
And HD air shocks. Buh-bye!
After checking all service records, I have no idea how old the battery is. So a new one it is.
Hack windshield has a fracture pattern. It's intact, but I will replace this.
In the second photo the hack fender is removed as I didn't want it scratched on the trailer. The whole rig just fit!
And now let the spending commence! Coming soon: lowered brake pedal. Drivers backrest. Floorboard spacers. LED lighting upgrades. Kissan headlight modulator. Mini beast air horn.
I just don't know how to break this news to the Ural. Maybe some vodka?
Last edited by Oko; Sep 18, 2024 at 11:20 AM.
Reason: spelling
I like how there is no “The Bad:” Sure ya slip that con in there… but come on, that’s just typical stuff.
And “the Ugly:?.. well it sure ain’t the Vette… maybe that foreign little pickup truck I spy at your neighbors.
Last edited by Rains2much; Sep 18, 2024 at 12:54 PM.
What a score!
I see you already have a list of upgrades, but the only thing I noticed was that the sidecar wheel doesn't match the wheels on the bike, but I'm sure that can also be corrected given some time.
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A garage queen followed me home.....
