Hey Stan, I was never a big fan of the Indians personally, although my tastes don't make the world spin either and the latter is a pretty good thing for the world. But a handful or so years ago I had to do some work in the new Harley shop on I-394 in Crete, IL. When I walked in was a maroon and tan Chief that I kid you not looked like it just came off of the assembly line. Was perfect and decked out. Beyond beautiful. I asked the shop guys what the story was on it, and they said that an old electrician traded it in as a down payment on a Road King cause he was gettin up there in years, the kicker knee was feeling it, so he went to a more comfortable riding electric start Road King. Used that Chief as a down payment??? Should've been the other way around. As I was leaving was this older fella, big guy standing there looking at it with the saddest face I'd seen in some time. I asked, "Sharp, isn't it?". He looked back at me and said, "I should've never traded it in" and just kept staring at it. I just walked away. What could I have possibly told him to make it better? For all I know, that thing's probably still there on display, and if it is and someone wants to buy it, I'm guessing it aint going for anywhere below the cost of a Road King...which I really don't care for, personally.
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