Tramp, never give up the Evo, I remember back when you made the trade for it. I’ve been off the Tube for a while but to my coming back to watch, I can’t tell you how much I love seeing you keep the Evo on the road. I love old shovels too, don’t get me wrong, I’m just more partial to my Evo. I was thinking recently about getting back to filming trips and particular things all on my 97 Evo. (Softail Springer) Seems like everyone wants to do new bike reviews and new bike journeys and all, and that’s cool. I like old school though and not this fad of younger dudes trying to relive the 60’s and 70’s with mustaches and choppers. Anyhow, have a great time and ride it hard. Being in way down southern Georgia, I may ride mine your way some time.
That gets you closer to the original Harley spirit and feel, what riding was once all about. I'm seriously considering swapping my '72 ElectraGlide cop bike back over to the tank shifter it originally had before I bought it, and the previous owner swapped it out.
Honestly that's a smart move, a safer one too. As an example I'm a long time shooter and all of my handguns that, hopefully never, may have to be used for defensive purposes have the same control schemes and operate in a nearly identical manner. Life or death situations are not the time to learn new controls and standardizing your bikes to all have the same "manual of operations" will pay off if you need to perform a sudden maneuver to avoid a crash and in your case that means hand shifts and foot clutches because that's where your muscle memory is.
It's funny that a couple places you go I go. I live in NW ARk and used to drive a cement mixer through Eureka Springs Ar, and I have family I visit in Alton Il. lol
It's yours so due whatever you want to it.. that's my opinion.. people would really not like what I about did to my deluxe a few months ago until my son who loves the bike talked me out of it.. I was going to have the frame stretched and raked, turning it into a modern long and low chopper that looks like its from the old school.. guess I'm just gonna get me a softail standard to due it to now..
Holy shit!! I thought you dumped it at first and you were showing us the carnage when I saw the missing lever! Phew!! I love it! Just cut off that lever boss for instant old school without losing the modern switches and mirror. ❤✌
I have 5 bikes all take time to get use to braking , clutching , ect . Foot clutch for safetey reason I would question going back and forth . But your bike . be safe.
Beautiful man , lete know when or if you come to Niagara falls Canada because I can't get into the states for some strange reason. Come meet hospitality at it's best. Love to hang out for awhile to gain some knowledge. Pulse the Canada side is nicer and cheaper 🤣
Just started leaving comments, don't know how to post Pic of mine but will figure out eventually. Enjoy, riding season is not quite here in the north yet.
Did you make the clutch setup or was it from a kit? Beware that you don’t over extend the clutch cable. It could pull the end out of the clutch mechanism
Man, that's the same thing as hammer vs. striker fire. If it's what you prefer. Switch the manual of arms to fit. Nothing that gets done can't be un done. Ride on, brother.
I'm a diehard EVO guy and I dabble in a flathead. I think what you did there is great! BTW, I run the pepto bismol- looking tranny fluid, Keep my shifter pawl and my primary chain in adjustment, and 75% of my shifting is clutch-free. Hand clutch, heel/toe shifter. Hey what year is that softail?
HA HA some people thought you bumped your head when you traded your twin cam for the EVO now you really hurt your self with a suicide clutch a say yr. have having fun with it we live in AMERCIA after all HAPPY TRAILS
Good thing you don’t ride a Bultaco, or you would be trying to put the shifter on the right and the rear brake on the left. The hardest bike for me to get used to riding was a Pan with a tank shift, foot clutch and the distributor advance on the left grip.
I remember some of my friends would use the foot clutch and shift the tank shifter with thier knee-I think i tried it once or twice but i really don’t remember the outcome, just thought I’d tell you of one of the crazy things we would try to do ,before drugs came along-if any one is successfully at this ,let us know how you made out,but be careful out there ,try it in a parking lot ,
The tongue of the seat slid right into place. Was able to get the plastic piece from the back seat to fit under the cushion part of the front seat; therefore all is held in place by the screw that holds the rear seat to the frame.
Cool stuff. My 42 45 had hand shift foot clutch, but it was a rocker clutch, not a suicide clutch like yours. Anyway, I had never ridden a bike with a hand clutch until a friend let me ride his Triumph. The only thing different was the shifter was on the right side like the first Sportsters were. Brings back memories of the old 45 though. The hand shift foot clutch was around for a long time. Pretty neat job you did. I bet it did taking a little to get use to it. How many times have you reached for the hand clutch lever? Makes ya think don it.
@@whiteashpiperwhiteashpiper5447 Been asked that before. I have no idea why my surroundings haven't rubbed off on me. I guess it might be because I've always been a little bit of a grammar nazi.
I was mistaken. The bike night will be at Cow and Coop's on Hwy 42. Not at the bike shop.
Make it Yours, what you supposed to do
It’s yours man,do whatever you want to it.
Word
Tramp, never give up the Evo, I remember back when you made the trade for it. I’ve been off the Tube for a while but to my coming back to watch, I can’t tell you how much I love seeing you keep the Evo on the road. I love old shovels too, don’t get me wrong, I’m just more partial to my Evo. I was thinking recently about getting back to filming trips and particular things all on my 97 Evo. (Softail Springer) Seems like everyone wants to do new bike reviews and new bike journeys and all, and that’s cool. I like old school though and not this fad of younger dudes trying to relive the 60’s and 70’s with mustaches and choppers. Anyhow, have a great time and ride it hard. Being in way down southern Georgia, I may ride mine your way some time.
Hey Jason. Good to see you again.
That gets you closer to the original Harley spirit and feel, what riding was once all about.
I'm seriously considering swapping my '72 ElectraGlide cop bike back over to the tank shifter it originally had before I bought it, and the previous owner swapped it out.
Honestly that's a smart move, a safer one too. As an example I'm a long time shooter and all of my handguns that, hopefully never, may have to be used for defensive purposes have the same control schemes and operate in a nearly identical manner. Life or death situations are not the time to learn new controls and standardizing your bikes to all have the same "manual of operations" will pay off if you need to perform a sudden maneuver to avoid a crash and in your case that means hand shifts and foot clutches because that's where your muscle memory is.
I put jockey shift on my 04 Wide Glide. I like it. Just takes a couple of miles to get used to shifting.
🤔 100% Saddle Tramp. Very nice.
Just a little
It's funny that a couple places you go I go. I live in NW ARk and used to drive a cement mixer through Eureka Springs Ar, and I have family I visit in Alton Il. lol
Small world, huh?
Very cool. I love the Fat Boy badges on the tank too.
As long as your happy is all matters
Bike looks great man so cool
Thanks, man!
What have you done to my bike?!?!?! LOL That's pretty cool man!
Lol... Sabotage!
@@SaddleTrampTV😂😂😂
My dream bike! Awesome
Go for it, man!
It's yours so due whatever you want to it.. that's my opinion.. people would really not like what I about did to my deluxe a few months ago until my son who loves the bike talked me out of it.. I was going to have the frame stretched and raked, turning it into a modern long and low chopper that looks like its from the old school.. guess I'm just gonna get me a softail standard to due it to now..
That's a good looking heritage!!!
Thanks!
Nice ride man! Gotta love the evo!
Yeah you do
Im chopping a softail. Was thinking about doing that prism set up not sure yet. Kinda want to make mid controls
Slick looking bike! 👍
Holy shit!! I thought you dumped it at first and you were showing us the carnage when I saw the missing lever! Phew!! I love it! Just cut off that lever boss for instant old school without losing the modern switches and mirror. ❤✌
Done!
Awesome!!
I have 5 bikes all take time to get use to braking , clutching , ect . Foot clutch for safetey reason I would question going back and forth . But your bike . be safe.
Beautiful man , lete know when or if you come to Niagara falls Canada because I can't get into the states for some strange reason. Come meet hospitality at it's best. Love to hang out for awhile to gain some knowledge. Pulse the Canada side is nicer and cheaper 🤣
Absolutely stunning
You can remake a Softail into anything. Look what Harley did to make it into a new Hydraglide.
Year really
Looks badass brother!! I know ur having fun on her! been riding many yrs an never tried one. Maybe 1 day?🙏can't wait 2c ya put it on!
There you go. Very nice
Nice, I bet it's fun to ride. Pretty cool setup. Ride safe, my friend.
I'll give it a shot.
I have same bike, 2nd Gen Moo Glide c'mon. Put a foot clutch, hand shift on her 5 yrs ago to become a member of SOSH. MLHR to you. Enjoy.
Righteous!
Just started leaving comments, don't know how to post Pic of mine but will figure out eventually. Enjoy, riding season is not quite here in the north yet.
Once you go jockey/hand shift you wont go back. Or is it just me. My dyna is ok but im still in love with the pan
Fun to try different things. You can always go back.
Yeah, man!
I'll always prefer hand clutch.
I hear ya
Did you make the clutch setup or was it from a kit? Beware that you don’t over extend the clutch cable. It could pull the end out of the clutch mechanism
It's from Prism Supply.
When You make Your bike the way You want to ride it Your making it a bike You will want to keep and ride for ever. No shame in that. 🤟😎
You are gettings so hardcore old school, LOLOL. Enjoy it buddy.
Corey, about those rides, the Lord may be willing but I don't know about that dang creek! Otherwise, ride safe! Thanks for Sharing!
He's in charge creek as in all things. Thank you, Craig.
Cool man I like it
I’m going to be at spring fling
Right on!
Like a car with a manual, who's gonna steal it.
Man, that's the same thing as hammer vs. striker fire. If it's what you prefer. Switch the manual of arms to fit. Nothing that gets done can't be un done. Ride on, brother.
Im rideing a 1990 heratige looking to do the same thing except mount the shifter left side of the tank cool brother
Go for it!
Theft deterant, like having a manual in a 4 wheeler. True style old school
Right?
I just picked up on a 2002 heritage softail and what you did that’s not a bad idea
Good deal, man. Thanks
That's a custom enhancement one for thought
I guess so
Too cool 👍👍
Lol looks like that’s where the Haley parking is.
You reckon?
@@SaddleTrampTV yea. All the oil stains on the ground lol.
make it your own 👍🏻
Hey, Man, I tried to comment on the live but couldn't make it work. I like the Jocky shift Cool
Thanks, Kevin!
I like it. Have thought about doing that to my Evo dyna. Looking forward to seeing the video
And my shovel head still running
I'm a diehard EVO guy and I dabble in a flathead. I think what you did there is great! BTW, I run the pepto bismol- looking tranny fluid, Keep my shifter pawl and my primary chain in adjustment, and 75% of my shifting is clutch-free. Hand clutch, heel/toe shifter. Hey what year is that softail?
It's a 1994
HA HA some people thought you bumped your head when you traded your twin cam for the EVO now you really hurt your self with a suicide clutch a say yr. have having fun with it we live in AMERCIA after all HAPPY TRAILS
I was wondering if I bumped my head in my sleep when it got real. Glad to figure later that I didn't.
Nice change Corey 👍🏻👍🏻👍🏻
Cant wait to see the video of this setup 👍
Hiyer mate,
What are those covers on the crash bars called, and where are they available?
I'm in the UK and it's cold and wet, they're a great idea
They're called "soft lowers". I found these on ebay. You can get them pretty much anywhere on line.
Good thing you don’t ride a Bultaco, or you would be trying to put the shifter on the right and the rear brake on the left.
The hardest bike for me to get used to riding was a Pan with a tank shift, foot clutch and the distributor advance on the left grip.
I remember some of my friends would use the foot clutch and shift the tank shifter with thier knee-I think i tried it once or twice but i really don’t remember the outcome, just thought I’d tell you of one of the crazy things we would try to do ,before drugs came along-if any one is successfully at this ,let us know how you made out,but be careful out there ,try it in a parking lot ,
Looks cool
That's cool. Can't wait for the video on this.
I had a jocky on my Pan loved it.. Peace out....
Nice job. Looks clean. Ware did u get the foot clutch?
Prism Supply
CK out a N 1 conversation puts neutral on very bottom
Definitely can’t anyone take off with it you’ll find it fast
Lol I know, right?
What did you have to do to get that seat to fit? Looking for more options than what is offered for the 84 to 99s
The tongue of the seat slid right into place. Was able to get the plastic piece from the back seat to fit under the cushion part of the front seat; therefore all is held in place by the screw that holds the rear seat to the frame.
A vanquilitrist ?
Looks good
Thanks!
@@SaddleTrampTV you're welcome
Cool stuff. My 42 45 had hand shift foot clutch, but it was a rocker clutch, not a suicide clutch like yours. Anyway, I had never ridden a bike with a hand clutch until a friend let me ride his Triumph. The only thing different was the shifter was on the right side like the first Sportsters were.
Brings back memories of the old 45 though. The hand shift foot clutch was around for a long time. Pretty neat job you did. I bet it did taking a little to get use to it. How many times have you reached for the hand clutch lever? Makes ya think don it.
I had plenty of practice on the shovelhead, so it wasn't too hard to get used to.
@@SaddleTrampTV Oh yeah, I forgot about the shovel. Made the transition easy.
Nice
Nice.
stay awesome mate !!
Cool
That cool, as Hell😆
God bless you brother
You too, man
Why not just change the shovel head?
I did
Crazy man
Lol You think?
My dream ride!
Hmmm
So is the Dresser next ... LOL ...
Lol... Umm... I don't think so.
Its not "Bastardized" , it's
" Personalized " !
Word
Hey Mr
Bastards are cool
Yes they are
What year is heritage?
1994
I like bike
well isn’t that special 😎
Yeah I so.
Toe to go ??
Not quite
Thinking about Doing that to my 73 FX
Go for it
Phat
Word
🤣😂🤣😂🤣😂🤣😂🤣😂🤣🤣😂
It's yours do what you wish
Are you a native Mississippian?
Started at 3 so I guess so.
@@SaddleTrampTV cool, I just wondering where that southern drawl was? Let it ride
@@whiteashpiperwhiteashpiper5447 Been asked that before. I have no idea why my surroundings haven't rubbed off on me. I guess it might be because I've always been a little bit of a grammar nazi.
@@SaddleTrampTV hail saddleTramp!
Hi, what Valve breather do you have? Thanks😊
Not sure the name brand. Came on the bike when I got it.
ok, the bike has a lot of miles on it?
do you think the valve was replaced?
all it needs now is a kicker.
I've thought about that.