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If I remember correctly, when the Evolution motor first came out it was referred to as a "blockhead", then later was called "Evo". Does that sound right Mud?
I agree on that! Where does Twinkie come from?? There's nothing that looks like a twinkie. But changing Twin to twinkie. At least call them the Twins, but twinkie...Someone had to be stoned!!
+1 "Twin Cam" is two syllables, hence "Twin-kie" I have no intension of refering to my motor as a twinkie!
Ya +1 on the Blockhead, or Fathead. Twinkie sounds a little light in the a$$-end to me. JMHO Fuzz
Right - I move that in future anyone referring to the Twin Cam as a "Twinkie" is banned forthwith from this forum.....It's a bit girly isn't it?. Not that there's anything wrong with being girly - if you are one, but I'm a hairy assed biker dude for goodness sake. I can't go around telling everyone I ride a "Twinkie" - they may get the wring idea!
I agree on that! Where does Twinkie come from?? There's nothing that looks like a twinkie. But changing Twin to twinkie. At least call them the Twins, but twinkie...Someone had to be stoned!!
It's a derogatory term coined by Shovelhead owners
If I remember correctly, when the Evolution motor first came out it was referred to as a "blockhead", then later was called "Evo". Does that sound right Mud?
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