What's your annual maintenance cost?

Depends on the bike. Shovelheads/Panheads/Knuckleheads are needy compared to the modern twins.

Can’t believe there aren’t a lot of Harley riders here, are we timid? Doesn’t sound like a member of the rubber knife gang. Been mostly a dirt rider my whole life, never felt completely comfortable on the highway. And like it or not the USA has never built a competitive off road, or track dirt bike.

Harley trying to go a lil woke arnt they? ... Saw a commercial on there Facebook page with some rainbow stuff .... Which whatever but seems to be bad marketing.... Like Budweiser, don't know any rainbow peeps who like Harleys of Bud

Got a 77 shovelhead and a 99 Sporster.new onnes sound weird LOL.

I've got a 56 panhead but don't ride it much.

I have a 99 fatboy,14 ultra cvo and a custom built hardtail with an evo motor. Depends on the bike for maintenance. Fatboy is the cheapest of the 3 to maintain. CVO the most comfortable. Chopper was my father's and hasn't been ridden much the past 2 years.

I have a 14 StreetGlide. Maintenance costs are minimal. Got 33k on it and it’s just been oil changes, brakes and tires.

I have 3 all in FLH format. 95 Road King, 04 Ultra Classic and 11 Ultra Limited .

I suppose it takes a $100 bill each bike. I do my own service so oil , filters , tires and occasional batteries are the expense. I manage about 4000 miles a year between the three.

Sounds like Line Jumper hasn’t spent much time around a flat track !

Had a 97 sportster 1200 custom for about 10 yrs. Never got anything bigger. Enjoyed it but the way this area is getting overpopulated i figured i would live longer if it was gone so now it is. Everyone pulls out in front of a motorcycle

2008 V-Rod, straight drag pipes no baffles, fast as heck, not street legal, tons of fun. Low maintenance costs per year like $100 or less. Tickets are outrageous. I do most of my own service but take it in for serious dyno work and brakes. New tires next year. I will let the shop swap them. Tires last 3000-4000 miles. It is 150+ mph fast. But being a drag bike it is extremely fast. Sucks to ride in Alaska. My bike hates it in town and the Alaska State Troopers hate it on the highways. Only bike I ever rode that makes me smile every time I ride it. The adrenaline dump never gets old. It's worth the costs to me. 6 month riding season up here at the most. Our roads suck too.

I haven't ridden since the early 80s. Never had to worry about maintenance cost as Harley took care of all those costs on their bikes Working in Engineering, I had access to just about any bike I wanted to ride.

I have a 2003 Heritage gunmetal pearl. Got it new and has 55000 miles now. Just put new tires on for $800. Quite the machine.