Ozoneman
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The labor part of that is about $340 and the parts are about $1200. So I could save a few bucks, but by doing it myself I may cause more damage than what I save.:bigsmiley21:
Is 21,000 miles much on an Ultra
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The labor part of that is about $340 and the parts are about $1200. So I could save a few bucks, but by doing it myself I may cause more damage than what I save.:bigsmiley21:
RicanGlider
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Hello Ozoneman
Congrats on your new bike! :s
That's a nice one,
, you did pretty good, asking all the right questions, I know you be happy. :bigsmiley12:
I got a friend that's been looking for a bike for 2 years now, everytime he goes to the dealership the salesmans hides.:52:
Dont be affraid to do your own basic work, it's rewarding.:bigsmiley23:
Congrats on your new bike! :s
That's a nice one,
, you did pretty good, asking all the right questions, I know you be happy. :bigsmiley12:I got a friend that's been looking for a bike for 2 years now, everytime he goes to the dealership the salesmans hides.:52:
Dont be affraid to do your own basic work, it's rewarding.:bigsmiley23:
Ozoneman
Active Member
Got to ride it down the street and back today. Can't wait for it to get warmer. After 30 years I was wondering how I would handle the bike. It seemed to come back to me real quick. I was a little shaking at first but I got the hang of it pretty fast. Hardest part was finding the place for my big feet on the floorboards. My previous bike had footpegs.
It sounded great with the Sampson Ovals!:bigsmiley12:
It sounded great with the Sampson Ovals!:bigsmiley12: