My 1975 XLCH Barn Find Project......
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Paintslinger16 (07-03-2024)
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Honestly i don't know when it comes to old bikes but i already have her tagged and insured so I'm guessing I'm good for the next year lol
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eighteight (07-05-2024)
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Great find, congrats! Enjoy the ride.
Last year I brought a 74 FLH home from the northern lower. It had been setting in a garage 1/4 mile from my north house forever. Never even knew it. Been setting inside for 14 years. Bought cheap to say the least. I went through everything. Before I brought it home I dumped a good dose of MMO in each cylinder and let it set for a week. I did the go through everything routine. You know, the necessary stuff. Rolled over twice and fired up. Wasn't a mosquito around for a 100 yards. Runs like a dream, it's a keeper.
Last year I brought a 74 FLH home from the northern lower. It had been setting in a garage 1/4 mile from my north house forever. Never even knew it. Been setting inside for 14 years. Bought cheap to say the least. I went through everything. Before I brought it home I dumped a good dose of MMO in each cylinder and let it set for a week. I did the go through everything routine. You know, the necessary stuff. Rolled over twice and fired up. Wasn't a mosquito around for a 100 yards. Runs like a dream, it's a keeper.
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Medevack1 (07-03-2024)
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Great find, congrats! Enjoy the ride.
Last year I brought a 74 FLH home from the northern lower. It had been setting in a garage 1/4 mile from my north house forever. Never even knew it. Been setting inside for 14 years. Bought cheap to say the least. I went through everything. Before I brought it home I dumped a good dose of MMO in each cylinder and let it set for a week. I did the go through everything routine. You know, the necessary stuff. Rolled over twice and fired up. Wasn't a mosquito around for a 100 yards. Runs like a dream, it's a keeper.
Last year I brought a 74 FLH home from the northern lower. It had been setting in a garage 1/4 mile from my north house forever. Never even knew it. Been setting inside for 14 years. Bought cheap to say the least. I went through everything. Before I brought it home I dumped a good dose of MMO in each cylinder and let it set for a week. I did the go through everything routine. You know, the necessary stuff. Rolled over twice and fired up. Wasn't a mosquito around for a 100 yards. Runs like a dream, it's a keeper.
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