What are the caps on the luggage for? Vents???

 

Police bags, you turn the puck to open the bag.

 

Gotcha! Thank you. An old dog just learned a new trick!!!

 

My 2 Evo’s. The 1999 Heritage I have had since 1999, it now has 124k and has been rock solid. I rebuilt the top end at 106k and put a new drive belt on at 100k, that has been it except for regular oil changes, tires and brakes. I bought the 1998 Electra Glide Classic last year from the original owners son in law with 23k and totally original. Even the exhaust is original, I kept it that way because I bought it to make it a sidecar rig and didn’t want loud pipes. The sidecar is a DMC Classic, I now have 2k miles on the sidecar rig and it handles great. Love the simplicity of the Evo.

 

ok ! she's done ! in just a little over 120 days ! this build was a really a fun project & a Dream come True ! thanks go out to Mike DiPreta for the Killer Paint & Paul Bunting for NOS OEM Air Cleaner Insert & big kudos to my Wife Karola who tolerated me while i spent a lot of time & money to get this completed !


i got her last Nov.2022 & she's done Mar.2023 !


she's already for this years riding season !


this was a true labor of love !


i think she came out killer !


a Classic Natural Finish Evo from 1985 ! a 1 year only Machine !

 

I saw your latest video last night. That bike is CHOICE! I remember back in the mid-eighties Harley still showed the FXSB and the FXR in the same brochure. Like you, I lusted after the FXR. Took me years to get one though. Good job.

Greg

 

This one is so awesome! Miles? Year?

 

hello aspie_keith,
thanks for the complement ! this is a 1985 FXSB Low Rider ,i just finished restoring her , she has just over 28 thousand miles on the clock ! hers what i started with on the 12.Nov.2022 & this second photo i took on 30.Mar.2023 !

if you like take a little time & check out my thread "Troy's 1985 FXSB Low Rider" in the Evo section , it documents the complete transformation of this Machine !

Best regards Troy ; )


here's what i started with !


& here's as she is to day !

 

My 1984 Softail.
Takeing a while to get her back to factory, I could take her off the road for a year and do it all at once, but I just like ridn her.

 

Hello Evo friends . It is an honor to own an American motorcycle .
My Heritage 98' . It came from Illinois , and now it is at my place in Poland