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A lot of the life depends on the care given. I've seen some that need a rebuild every 30,000. I'm at nearly 30,000 now and she's pullin' like she wants another 30,000. With 12,000 on the clock, those would have to be hard miles, or a lot of neglectful sitting if it needs redone soon. She's just getting broke in!
thanks for the response. from what i understand liquid cool means longer life. just not sure, how much longer.
i've not riddin much. but, have had a motorcycle license for approximately 30 years. my last bike was a 1973 45 cubic inch harley trike. but, i'm certain the 1500 drifter does not compare to the trike with the exception of vintage american look.
I have a couple of friends with nothing more then a clutch spring replacement and regular maintinence, and they're over 100,000 miles. These Drifters are pretty bulletproof.
I don't think there is much difference... I don't know there is any particular mileage at which a rebuild is required... it all depends upon the how well the bike is maintained and how its ridden.
Actually... based upon the HD's I've owned... these may last longer. I know I work on it a LOT less than my hd's... of course, the last hd I owned was a 1998 model... so that may have changed.
12K is still LOW mileage...
How many miles (average) is a 1500 Drifter good for, before engine rebuild? Compared to a Harley?
My questions stems from my search for a used Drifter 1500 to purchase. I was looking to purchase a drifter with 10,000 or less miles. but, i'v found a drifter with 12000 miles that seems to have a resonable price.
Thanks in advance for any info.
Ernest
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