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Old 08-29-2024, 06:12 PM
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Just name a few more engines and say they're all the most reliable.
 
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Originally Posted by NM Pan-shovel
Amen: a man must evolve, but from what to which? That is the question...

Only push-buttons on my bike operate the horn (R/H bar) and the high beam (L/H bar). That's the way I like it.

Thanks very much. Yes - '51 FL (frame, hubs, triple trees, bottom end, tranny) with '66 Shovelhead top-end conversion when it came to me. One head was cracked, so I went with S&S high-flow shovel reproductions, kept the original rocker covers. DIY front disc brake. Currently on the stand for a rebuild, and quite possibly a paint job as the 30-year-old black-and-blue treatment is road worn...
Sounds solid, if you start a renewal thread please tag me on it. Spent the past few days working on my brother's fxr's and rd400. Planning a engine build myself over the winter...just because.
On a evo though, as I sold off my 68 flh a few years ago.
 
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