Have you got any pics mate.

It is very nice looking bike mate. Australian delivery too.

Agree it's a good example, it's a 30 year old bike so there will be things that need attention as they present themselves, that aside, the price is up there but in that condition and low k's they will probably get it, getting harder to find in as nice a condition as that seems, have ridden it? Being a dealership that should be possible.

Riding mate of mine has an Evo Nostalgia as his everyday bike. White and silver with smaller leather bags.

PFC, if you buy it and don't crash it, I would be more confident of it reaching 100,000 kms without needing major engine or gearbox work than any later generation of engines.

For what my opinion is worth, irrespective of the condition and low klms, I think you are paying too much for a bike with 30 year old technology. I purchased a new 2005 Softy Classic and the 5 speed gear box really was not a good match in my opinion.  I think the 2006 or there abouts came out with a 6 speed which made a world of difference

Only personal opinion here, but not all of us are chasing the latest tech. One of my bikes has 4 speeds, carby and points, I enjoy riding it as much as the other 2 with 6 speeds and modern engine management.

I think the point here is "personal choice" .
There are a few early Jap bikes that I have owned and would like to find again.

oohh yes , 89 gsxr750, 2002 gsxr 750 , my lil zxr , Rd 350 ...

Good shit, the old girls are great 👍

Congrats cobber.  As I said pretty clearly I thought, what I said was only giving "my opinion".  I am 63 (not for much longer) and just purchased a 2025 Road Glide (a week ago) and absolutely love everything about it and have clocked up 950 klms already BUT I still question myself on getting such a big heavy bike (380 kg's dry) at my age.  Fair to say I will invest in saddle bag protection bars and highway pegs as I am sure that I will lay it over when going really slow and especially when 'crab walking' doing a U turn out of car parks.  Time will tell.  It sounds like you will really enjoy your new bike which is what we all on this site have in common.  All the best

No one's havin a go at you roo, we all different fish, I got one with cruise and one with a carb, Steve is a dinosaur but a well rounded one, he even has a victory lol, fireys are weird folk haha. 

Hey PFC, glad to hear you bought it, may it give you the full old Harley experience, for good and ill.  😃  Sounds like with that experience you'll enjoy both sides of that.