My bike is a "Shrine" ??????
#1
My bike is a "Shrine" ??????
I got my insurance card back on my Ultra Classic and the model listed is FLHTCUI Shrine. Does that mean this model was a model used by the Shriners such as the Police model was made for law enforcement? Or does it mean that I should bow down and burn incense 3 times a day while standing next to it?
#3
I guess the next question is "What is different about the Shriner model?" see pictures--It is loaded with factory (not after market) chrome.
#4
Doesn't the Shriner model have.......well, Shiner emblems all over it? Maybe the person putting in info for the card print hit the wrong line on the drop down menu of their program.
Have your local dealer run the vin #.
Have your local dealer run the vin #.
#5
All that chrome must have been added by the former owner because "Shrine" bikes, to my knowledge, are as bone stock as any other regular bike. For what it's worth, there are lots of "Shrine" bikes on the road, mine included. Peace Officer and Firefighter Edition bikes are titled as "Shrine".
#6
All that chrome must have been added by the former owner because "Shrine" bikes, to my knowledge, are as bone stock as any other regular bike. For what it's worth, there are lots of "Shrine" bikes on the road, mine included. Peace Officer and Firefighter Edition bikes are titled as "Shrine".
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#8
I have the same bike! Well, the same paint scheme. I seem to recall my insurance rep referring to it as a "Shriner" edition, although the dealer called it a "Peace Officer Edition". I think that the VIN numbers given to "Peace Officer", "Fire Fighter" and "Shrine" editions indicate just indicate a special edition production run, and that insurance companies just interpret them all as "Shrine" bikes, possibly because the Shriners were the first organization to buy so many identical bikes for so long.
Typically the Shriner's bikes that I have seen are all white.
p.s.- I'm not sure about burning incense, but a little "Holy bike wax" is always useful!
Typically the Shriner's bikes that I have seen are all white.
p.s.- I'm not sure about burning incense, but a little "Holy bike wax" is always useful!
Last edited by Oldtigercub; 11-06-2010 at 04:13 PM.
#9
I am not sure how truthful or knowledgable the origional owner was, but he said he installed the eagles on the bags and the rest is mostly stock. The air cleaner has no markings for Police or Firefighter-(see picture above)- only stock. Also, I did not think they did special versions
being an Ultra Classic model? I'm just asking cuz I don't know.
being an Ultra Classic model? I'm just asking cuz I don't know.
#10
I have the same bike! Well, the same paint scheme. I seem to recall my insurance rep referring to it as a "Shriner" edition, although the dealer called it a "Peace Officer Edition". I think that the VIN numbers given to "Peace Officer", "Fire Fighter" and "Shrine" editions indicate just indicate a special edition production run, and that insurance companies just interpret them all as "Shrine" bikes, possibly because the Shriners were the first organization to buy so many identical bikes for so long.
Typically the Shriner's bikes that I have seen are all white.
p.s.- I'm not sure about burning incense, but a little "Holy bike wax" is always useful!
Typically the Shriner's bikes that I have seen are all white.
p.s.- I'm not sure about burning incense, but a little "Holy bike wax" is always useful!