After being away from motorcycles for the past 30 years, I'm ready to ride again. I'm interested in a Harley-Davidson Freewheeler and have lots of questions. I've joined a Freewheeler group and an Oklahoma riders group on face book to maybe get acquainted with some of the other members. I've visited all the Oklahoma and northern Texas Harley-Davidson dealerships online and found lots of beautiful bikes, just not many used Freewheelers like I'd hoped. But I'm not about to give up.
When I'm not drooling over Harleys or playing solitaire on the computer, I enjoy watching Turner Classic Movies, sewing, doing machine embroidery, and working in my yard and garden. I work nights, so I love sleeping because I never get enough.
Thank you for being here and giving us newbies a comfortable place to talk about motorcycles with someone who understands.
When I'm not drooling over Harleys or playing solitaire on the computer, I enjoy watching Turner Classic Movies, sewing, doing machine embroidery, and working in my yard and garden. I work nights, so I love sleeping because I never get enough.
Thank you for being here and giving us newbies a comfortable place to talk about motorcycles with someone who understands.
I have had my 17 Freewheeler a little over 2 years & love it. Take test rides & decide between the 15 & 16 model years with the 103 cu. in. engine, or 17's & up with the new M8. I, personally feel the M8 with improved performance/mileage is the way to go, but the 103 is proven & reliable.
