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Hey guys. I am new to the forum. I came across this picture and wanted to know what the bike was. I posted it in the welcome page and they suggested I post it here. Especially the chain/engine cover.
its a bad *** softtail from the 20th century. if its still running, someone needs to send indiana jones on a mission, because i bed MoCo could resurrect that and sell it as new cvo
Not sure what years had the optional frame colors.
I think the guy in the pic was competing in the Tour de France.....
The lack of a solenoid on the primary says '90 or newer.
All aftermarket tanks have the petcock in that position so I don't think you can use that to date a bike unless you know it's the stock tanks.
Good catch on the speedo cable...not sure how I missed that
Id say 1990-1994....mainly because the speedometer went electronic in 1995. If we could zoom in on that decal on the frame, that would have lots of info on it.
Id say 1990-1994....mainly because the speedometer went electronic in 1995. If we could zoom in on that decal on the frame, that would have lots of info on it.
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