Always fun to test ride a bike to find a problem then the call come pick us up 20 min down the road for a random cut out 😂😂😂

I like your philosophy about not cutting corners!! Cutting corners is just asking for more problems later on down the road.

I really like this bike. I like the stance, the wide glides, the proportion, the bars, everything. Looking forward to seeing how the shop approaches this fix.

I suggest you check the tappet oil screen first...for clogging/contamination before tearing into all the other possibilities. Hi to you and yours.

EVO’s are the bomb.

I can't wait to see the tear down! I will be tearing into my old Evo this winter too.

Ya my dealership in Pa won't even work on twin cams anymore let alone an evo. Sounds like a good dealership but you did spend a pile of cash thru them.

Going to have to keep an eye out for you in Arkansas when I am out on the bike to see this cool bike

I'm from southwest Missouri. Hang out at the SwitchBack Bar and Cat House alot, look for a sick little sand camo Sporty ✌️

Nice! Get her tuned up and maintained, including tightening that ingition switch! Your ingition switch is loose. We see the wires moving qhen you turn the key, and that will eventually result in wires that break due to fatigue. I've seen that happen on 100s of guitars where the pots are loose and they rotate a little. Same with the output jacks. A loose jack or pot eventually results in a broken wire, and your ign switch will be no different.

Blank you tube missed you guys on my feed

Good seeing this, miss ya guys 🍻🤙🏻

Theirs a shop in Central Missouri that can fix it. May be a little ways off but it can be done.

Keep me posted on this one

Any carbonate harley sounds great.

❤😂 it's my second home

😅Te dejaste el martillo, desde Valencia España

Damn, your christmas weather is my summer weather here in kenai alaska

Great video God I wish I could ride choppers again I'll have to be satisfied with my softail choppers are just too hard on my skeleton --disease sucks

You're lucky down here in a Harley-Davidson in Ocala they won't work on an EVO like they won't work on know Harley that's more than 5 years old and I have an EVO

I can always tell a Pan or Shovel, however the newer bikes, no idea,,,,

i can tell a old Triumph 650 50 yards away, its that lifter clatter.

I'm gonna guess lifters. Maybe. After owning 2 bigtwin evos and having to replace both sets. Or something from riding it like it's a twincam or M8.

I just started watching you a while back are you from the Arkansas area and close to pig Trail? Love to meet you sometime I’m in Oklahoma.

I didn't think Harley dealers would work on a bike 10 years old.

Im surprised any Harley techs will even work on a bike that old. Most around here look at one like its alien technology.

@joshuaboatright6678

7 ай бұрын

Because they are a dealer that he has a good relationship with and they obviously have good enough techs that know what they are working on.

I thought dealerships wouldn't work on evos anymore?..

@joshuaboatright6678

7 ай бұрын

If you have a good relation with your dealer and there are techs that know how they will. I'm sure he is a good customer to them.

im at the stage of life idk if i can do 2 wheels but good thing i got a servi car to build

If it ain't fixed right, it don't run right.

I do my damn best to not take my scooter to a dealership! But when that damn TSS stopped working I didnt have a choice! Curse you HD!

Isn’t a great feeling when your mechanic hears what you hear? And does something about it? I hear EVERY SINGLE NOISE on my Softail and my guy says I am TOO PICKY? What? Isn’t that why YOU HAVE A REPAIR BUSINESS? And it always turns out there is something wrong. Time for a new mechanic.

@daryldaryl913

6 ай бұрын

Nah, not picky. You just know your bike very well. In particular if its a new noise. I mostly do my own work as not many experienced guys near where i live.

Sounds like this is gonna get expensive and out of hand real quick....

@joshuaboatright6678

7 ай бұрын

How so it's an evo rebuild?

Do it right the first time. So you can spend time riding, and not working on it again.

"common sense" ?, think my initial concern would be having my 'junk' ripped off with that dumb ass tank mounting set up/