night train purchase??
I was torn on the 88 motor with 5 speed tranny versus waiting until I could afford a 96" and 6 speed, but in all honesty, I don't use 5th gear until about 65-70 anyhow.. If I wanted to go 100 MPH all the time, I would have bought a rocket for half the price and had 6 gears and 160MPH. You see, I'm all about low and slow. People can't see how badass your bike is anyhow when you are going 135 MPH...
They both have benefits, and drawbacks. If EFI has an issue, chances are you are going to a shop and it might be spendy... Rare. Carbs, although simple in nature and parts are generally cheap, are definitely more temperamental when they start to get even just a little bit dirty. I love the ease and simplicity of a carb, but I also love knowing that my bike is going to start every time I hit the button. There is a reason that carburetors are not used anymore....
Just my $0.02
-Kizz
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So an 05 would be a starting point, nice bike...
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I was in the same boat as you. Wondering if I should get the 96 with the 6 speed. But I kept telling myself, "If I never had a six speed or the "bigger" motor, then I'll never miss it.
That's really I can tell you about my decision. Like I said I haven't had a chance to even ride mine.
I have read plenty of people on this site who swear by Carb and then plenty who swear by EFI. I only know the carb so I can't comment. I do know my Indy prefers carbs anyday and I trust his judgment!



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