2002 fatboy
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RE: 2002 fatboy
Just curious,
A 2002 with only 141 miles on the clock implies a NEW bike that was never ridden. That means the original factory oil has been sitting in motor and the bike hasn't finished being broke-in.
Probably no big deal, but I'd insist that a HD shop took a real good look at this bike in your behalf. What about tire-rot from sitting on the same spot all the time. Fuel going bad in the carb bowls and gumming jets, Etc, etc..... you get my drift about possible neglect issues.
Don't get me wrong, with just a little TLC, you might have an awsome bike. Personally, a bunch of miles on a bike is almost a good thing if the maintenance was kept up.
Please let us know what you decide.
A 2002 with only 141 miles on the clock implies a NEW bike that was never ridden. That means the original factory oil has been sitting in motor and the bike hasn't finished being broke-in.
Probably no big deal, but I'd insist that a HD shop took a real good look at this bike in your behalf. What about tire-rot from sitting on the same spot all the time. Fuel going bad in the carb bowls and gumming jets, Etc, etc..... you get my drift about possible neglect issues.
Don't get me wrong, with just a little TLC, you might have an awsome bike. Personally, a bunch of miles on a bike is almost a good thing if the maintenance was kept up.
Please let us know what you decide.
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RE: 2002 fatboy
I have an '02 as well. The only problem I ahve had is I had to replace the aftermarket headlight in it that I put it in as it burned out after about 6 months. I got rid of the sealed beam and got the innards from JC Whitney (found the info on here) so I could have a brighter beam. I'm at 22K miles and no other problems...
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