Vickersguy Posted March 14 #1 Posted March 14 The original models, '83-85 s are now 40+ years old. How many guys are still hitting the asphalt with these antiques ? We can still get batteries, tires and there are plenty of spare parts on e-bay. Well, except for rear master cylinders. They are cheap enough you can buy a whole bike for parts anyway, if you look around. Downside, you have to be able to do your own maintenance. I enjoy my '83 and get to enter it in antique Auto Shows ! Awesome ! How 'bout you ? I know there are a few of us here, How about a roll call ? 3
uncledj Posted March 14 #2 Posted March 14 Mine's still sitting in a temp / humidity controlled shed. It'll need gone over, but I'll take care of that when I retire. 1
RDawson Posted March 14 #3 Posted March 14 Still got my 86 (39 y/o) setting in the shop. Keep thinking I’ll get it out and clean the carbs but can’t seem to find the time. Parked it when I bought my 07. 2
ReinyRooster Posted March 15 #4 Posted March 15 I don't still have it but my very first Venture was that gold '83.....great bike, got lots of compliments when I rode it. It's what started my on my Venture lifestyle....now I'm on my 4th. 2
Vickersguy Posted March 16 Author #5 Posted March 16 I thought Made2care and luvmy40 would show up.........
luvmy40 Posted March 17 #6 Posted March 17 (edited) I sold my '83 about 3 years ago. Sold the '86 last year. Now I'm down to the '06. The new house had no room for 3. Edited March 17 by luvmy40
Vickersguy Posted Saturday at 04:43 AM Author #7 Posted Saturday at 04:43 AM Comon, I can't be the ONLY guy still riding an original ! Anybody ? LOL.
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