'93 Moo Glide owners
#21
11-02-2012, 02:46 PM
Cruiser
Hi!
Here another happy owner, my father ordered the first one that arrived to Spain (#337/2700) in 1991, and picked it when arrived here in Oct 1992.
Lookwise, he modified the bike to his taste and to travel a lot comfortably. When I got it in 2009 I did an engine rebuid on all needed.
It runs great with the Mikuni carburetor and an Andrews EV13 cam.
Cheers,
A few pics:
Here, next to a 2012 Heritage, 20 years of difference and the classic look remains untouched on newer bikes :-)
One small video (2011)
Here another happy owner, my father ordered the first one that arrived to Spain (#337/2700) in 1991, and picked it when arrived here in Oct 1992.
Lookwise, he modified the bike to his taste and to travel a lot comfortably. When I got it in 2009 I did an engine rebuid on all needed.
It runs great with the Mikuni carburetor and an Andrews EV13 cam.
Cheers,
A few pics:
Here, next to a 2012 Heritage, 20 years of difference and the classic look remains untouched on newer bikes :-)
One small video (2011)
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11-02-2012, 03:55 PM
#23
12-02-2012, 03:48 PM
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We, or I should say my wife has a mostly original Nostalgia with 20K miles on it and we ordered it sight unseen from the dealer in 1992.
All the changes that we made, basically just some chrome, are all reversible plus we have a full set of leather in the box stored away plus I scored a spare set of eom tank emblems just in case.
Here is a pic of my daughter with her mom's Moo. Twice
All the changes that we made, basically just some chrome, are all reversible plus we have a full set of leather in the box stored away plus I scored a spare set of eom tank emblems just in case.
Here is a pic of my daughter with her mom's Moo. Twice
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12-02-2012, 10:15 PM
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#26
06-17-2015, 04:59 PM
Road Master
#27
06-17-2015, 09:48 PM
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PPPPFFFTT...... Late to the party? When your dealing with the best looking EVO ever made, your never late to the party. IMHO, the entire Deluxe family is just a cheap knockoff of the Moo Glide. But hey, that's just me...
#29
06-20-2015, 08:32 PM
Not to crash the party, but my girl is the "95 " Nostalgia. I agree....this limited production model is one of the classiest bikes HD ever produced. I also have the original bags in storage. Never did understand the tiny original bags Harley put on them. Not only are they useless, but they didn't look right on the bike either imo.
#30
06-21-2015, 10:16 PM
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Not to crash the party, but my girl is the "95 " Nostalgia. I agree....this limited production model is one of the classiest bikes HD ever produced. I also have the original bags in storage. Never did understand the tiny original bags Harley put on them. Not only are they useless, but they didn't look right on the bike either imo.
I agree the bags are useless and don't look right. My gray bags and seat with the black angus fur inserts ('94) are stored away. I added a low FL style exhaust system so I could run full size saddlebags. I added a Mustang wide solo seat for long distance comfort. Unlike many of these bikes, mine's been ridden. 195,000 miles at last count.