Milage: 12004
Engine: CI 103
Paint: Cosmic Blue Pearl
Accessories/Add Ons : Stage 1 Kit Screamin Eagle w/ Air Cleaner, Screamin Eagle Tuner Pro, Bassani Mufflers And True Dual Exhaust, And Stage 2 Boom Audio System With Navigation/USB
Asking: $16,500
Mileage Less Than 700 Miles
Engine CI 114, Mapping, and Tuning
Paint Black
Accessories- Custom 60 Spoke front 18-Inch Rim and Tire, Italian Leather Swing Arm Side Saddle Bag, 1 ¼ Inch Mini Apes with Arlen Ness Grips, Heal/Toe Shifter, Tinted Wind Screen
Asking $21,750
Mileage 35,292
Engine CI 103 Stage 2 Kit With Tuner
After Market Mufflers, Cat Free HeadPipe
Paint Color 2 Tone Red/Black With Gold Pin Striping
Overall Condistion Good
Accesories Hwy Pegs, 4 Speaker Sytsem, 12” Apes, HD Tri-Glide Cover, Full Harley Shop Manuels, Battery Tender Lead, And Dual Antennas
Asking $19,000
Mileage: 18,150
Engine: 103″ w/1550 Cam
Two Tone: Red/Maroon
Overall Condition: Good
Asking: $12,500
Mileage 23,595
Engine 96″ w/Stock Cam
Overall Condition: Good
Accessories: Detachable Winshield & Saddlebags, Vance & Hines Pipe,
All Kurykyn Controls
Asking Price: $7,100
Mileage: 20605
Engine CI: 107 Cubic Inch
Transmission: 5 Speed
Paint Color: Black
Accessories: Custom Center Dash, Custom Flame Mirrors, Custom Grips, 2 in 1 Exhaust, Dash Bag, Front Tire M8 90/21, Rear Tire 230/16/15
Price: $8500 OBO
For More Information call Jan At: (636) 462-1648
Includes Wheel, Triple Tree Set and Upper Fork Tube Covers
Price: $3200 OBO
For More Information Call Jan At: (636) 462-1648
Miles: 17360
Displacement: 96 Cubic Inch
Fuel Injected
Transmission: 6 Speed
Accessories: Handlebars, Back Rest, Sissy Bar, Aftermarket Exhaust
Price: $6500 OBO
For More Information Call Jan At: (636) 462-1648
Accessories: Has Hannegan Trike Kit
Mileage: 22603
Price: $34,000 OBO
For More Information Call Jan at (636) 462-1648
By Sparky
When it comes to tires there are several things to look at. First thing you need to check is your air pressure. Second thing is to check your tread life. Third item to monitor is the age of your tire. Proper maintenance of tires is the key to having them last longer and keep you safe.
Tires have a weight rating associated with the amount of air in the tire. Michelin tire company did a study that the air pressure in the tire in association with the weight applied changes the temperature of the tire surface. The lower the air pressure the higher the temperature. High
temperature of tire surface causes the tire to permanently change shape over time.
To maintain proper traction you are relying on proper tread depth. The minimum safe tread depth is 2/32”. This can easily be measured with a tread depth gauge. If you don’t have a gauge you can use a penny. By turning the penny upside down and inserting it in the tread of the tire.
If the tread is above Lincoln’s head, the tire is good. If below Lincoln’s head your tire requires replacement.
Additionally the age of the tire plays a major role. If a tire is over five years old the department of transportation states that it is not safe for use. You can identify the age of a tire by looking at the DOT number. The last four digits of the number are the week and year the tire was manufactured. When tires get old the rubber gets hard and slick.
To recap, check your tire pressure regularly; check the tread wear prior to riding; keep an eye on the tire age. I challenge everyone to stop by the shop and pick up your free tire tread depth gauge. If you have any questions, ask one of our technicians and we will assist you.
Note from Reine: Please be careful purchasing tire “deals” off the internet. We have had customers come in after purchasing on line and tires are over five years old. They may have never been used, but the rubber is hard and slick. Light Love Peace Out
