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That's what I thought it said ..hence I need new glasses. I would never throw a jab at the early 80s shovelhead bikes... I do respect the guys that keep those old bikes going.
yah, for sure for guys like me its a labor of love , & maybe for some who also have a newer bike too its the best of both worlds . . .
Hello Every One,
its ben about 9 months sense the last post ! But heres something y'all might be able to help me with ! i was contacted a short while ago by Rayan Harlow, Ryan & i met when he joined my fb owners group "Harley-Davidson FXDG Disc Glide Owners Group" Rayan's Father Lloyd D Harlow bought new in 1983 a Disk Glide, in 96-97 Rayan's Dad sold the Bike in Stafford E. Virginia , Rayan is looking for this bike now & if we find it ,he would like to buy it back if possible & bring it back to the Family !
This is a the only photo that Rayan has of his Dad & the Disc Glide , notice the registration sticker on the Fork Slider, this might help in a quick ID of the Machine were looking for !
So please if you have or know of someone with a DG check the Vin & if its a match we would really welcome any response ! you can contact me through this forum or email me at " troymontoya61@gmx.de " ok thanks for your consideration ! have a great weekend !
Best Regards Troy & Rayan !!
Last edited by troy montoya; Jan 27, 2023 at 03:02 PM.
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