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There is officially a Harley in my garage now:

what year is that one?

Aaron Coomer (3.504) wrote: Wed Jun 04, 2025 1:41 pm what year is that one?

2002

is it a 96 ci or an 88ci?

Aaron Coomer (3.504) wrote: Wed Jun 04, 2025 5:23 pm is it a 96 ci or an 88ci?

This is the one my mom bought in Sturgis almost 20 years ago now. I'm still going through things trying to figure things out. It's an 02 Electra Glide Classic (which was the 88 factory). It has a bunch of work done to it, and one of things was a big bore kit. Supposedly there is paper work someone where here in the tub of stuff she gave me, I still need to go through.

Ordered new wheels, brakes, audio, and have talked to my painter about it. So it's getting some TLC. I'm still finding some more stuff it needs. I'll be going through it, and slowly replacing things for a little while I'm sure.

those old evo-powered bikes made the best harley noises. those motors are pretty dialed and bullet proof once the cam chain guides are updated.

Aaron Coomer (3.504) wrote: Tue Jun 10, 2025 12:23 pmcam chain guides are updated.

I still need to go through the paperwork she gave me. I think this was one of the things, she just had done last winter.

I've been slowly getting work done. At the same time finding things that needed immediate attention. Both fairing and speaker supports were broken. So I guess that's why the fairing vibrated so much. So both sets of brackets have been replaced, which was loads of fun:



All the lights have also been converted over to LED as well:



No more tape deck. Funny how much Bluetooth has become almost a necessity these days:



Still waiting on the new windshield to button everything up. More parts have been ordered. However hopefully this week I should have it back on the road again. Wheels should be sometime next month.

I'll say I'm dreading tearing this thing down for paint.... Harleys are not fun to work on.

Installed the new seat:



New windshield and such installed as well. It's back together for now, and ready to ride again (for a few weeks):

seat looks good, is it heated?

Aaron Coomer (3.504) wrote: Thu Jun 19, 2025 1:35 pm seat looks good, is it heated?

No, I don't do much cold weather riding anyways. The passenger back rest is missing a piece. I've reach out to Mustang, to see if they'll send it to me. Hopefully I don't need to do a return. I'm batting a 1000 on these Harley parts lately.