What’s your opinion? Would you consider going back to TC because of M8 concerns?
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no chance, even with the few problems I've had would consider it an overall enjoyment experience downgrade
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250,000 M8 bikes out there. Here on this forum we've heard of, what, maybe 20 sumping?
The TC was no panacaea either. Read through this guy's report (not saying it's the truth, just that it's another opinion) and then see what you think.
http://www.jamesrussellpublishing.bi...buyharley.html
The TC was no panacaea either. Read through this guy's report (not saying it's the truth, just that it's another opinion) and then see what you think.
http://www.jamesrussellpublishing.bi...buyharley.html
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Go back to a TC after owning an M8? Hell...…….why own an M8 with so many good used bikes out there? Bikes with fixes if needed! I see guys on the forums praise the M8 & that's similar to the problem bikes discussed on here; For example: "250,000 M8 bikes out there. Here on this forum we've heard of, what, maybe 20 sumping?"
Im willing to bet there are not 250 thousand bikes being ridden - the majority are probably still on dealer floors, as well playing devils advocate & using the above line " there are 250,000 M8 bikes out there & what only 100 members here praising them & 20 that are sumping?"
The M8 has to prove itself - nothing wrong with the TC & for all these people drooling & saying its the best handling, most comfy, most powerful, best HD that ever sumped or migrated fluid in the history of the Moco……….Well Ive ridden the new bike - its got its ups & downs BUT - its not light years ahead of the TC to a point where one must absolutely trade in or sell a TC because the M8 is that much better - cause its not!
I watched a guy on an M8 get dusted by an Indian 111, what ever he had going on in that thunderstroke put the M8 in its place real quick, actually we were joking with the Indian rider calling his engine the "thunder joke clacker" which prompted the showdown. so respect all around for TC`s, M8`s & even the Thunderstroke 111.
Im willing to bet there are not 250 thousand bikes being ridden - the majority are probably still on dealer floors, as well playing devils advocate & using the above line " there are 250,000 M8 bikes out there & what only 100 members here praising them & 20 that are sumping?"
The M8 has to prove itself - nothing wrong with the TC & for all these people drooling & saying its the best handling, most comfy, most powerful, best HD that ever sumped or migrated fluid in the history of the Moco……….Well Ive ridden the new bike - its got its ups & downs BUT - its not light years ahead of the TC to a point where one must absolutely trade in or sell a TC because the M8 is that much better - cause its not!
I watched a guy on an M8 get dusted by an Indian 111, what ever he had going on in that thunderstroke put the M8 in its place real quick, actually we were joking with the Indian rider calling his engine the "thunder joke clacker" which prompted the showdown. so respect all around for TC`s, M8`s & even the Thunderstroke 111.
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jd05flhtci (06-03-2018)
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Hell No!
This is the best harley I've had. Had more problems with my 15 and the wife's 15. Cannot believe the level of paranoia around the M8 on this forum. I frequent 3 dealers and never talk to anyone who thinks the sky is falling.
Like Webby and others have said many times the number of bikes having issues is probably less than 1%
This is the best harley I've had. Had more problems with my 15 and the wife's 15. Cannot believe the level of paranoia around the M8 on this forum. I frequent 3 dealers and never talk to anyone who thinks the sky is falling.
Like Webby and others have said many times the number of bikes having issues is probably less than 1%