Bought an Evo ,pics
#21
11-14-2012 | 05:15 AM
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No reason really , just found this bike online ,liked it , made an offer and they took me up on it . I knew I could'nt go wrong with an evo or a TC for that matter . I do most of my own wrenching so I try to stick with the carbed bikes. I have had one FI bike , it ran great but was really hot on the legs in warm weather , cost me 300 bucks to get it richened up enough to get the temps down and running the way I liked . I can jet a carb for 4 dollars .
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11-14-2012 | 04:43 PM
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No reason really , just found this bike online ,liked it , made an offer and they took me up on it . I knew I could'nt go wrong with an evo or a TC for that matter . I do most of my own wrenching so I try to stick with the carbed bikes. I have had one FI bike , it ran great but was really hot on the legs in warm weather , cost me 300 bucks to get it richened up enough to get the temps down and running the way I liked . I can jet a carb for 4 dollars .
Amen to that brother.......
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11-15-2012 | 09:01 AM
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Thanks for all the replies. I called harley customer care and gave them my vin #, The name for the color is " bright aqua and birch white" code 080, There was 679 flstc in this color world wide and another 75 produced for California in 1997 . Interesting what you can find out with one phone call.
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11-15-2012 | 03:04 PM
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