I don't get it. You got an EVO with a 5 speed, everything else is just fluff. That's what this forum is, evo!
1984 FLTC 1340 EVO value?
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trip
I'd like to have a kick start on my '86. I like the old skool look! Well, as much as you can get with a Softail, anyway. My old body can't hang with a ridgid for anything more than a barhopper.
I remember my first big motorcycle trip, 1982; Dayton, Oh. to Daytona, on a ridgid Triumph. I couldn't do that again!
I remember my first big motorcycle trip, 1982; Dayton, Oh. to Daytona, on a ridgid Triumph. I couldn't do that again!
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Think I was misunderstood yes I know its an EVO what I tried to get across was like customizing things fairings,no fairings chrome trim, lights ect the bike it self how to,s and how they did ya know
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The bottom end on early EVOs was shovelhead with the cases machined for evo jugs...even still had the oil passage drilled to oil the shovel rockers.
5 speed kick starts are easy to find
https://www.google.com/search?q=5+sp...icial&tbm=shop
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That was a classy move Rabbito!
Kino way to go on fixing up an old bike. My hat's off to you and I understand what you mean, I like wrenching myself for fun. It's a lot more fun now that I don't do it for a living anymore (that was a long time ago). My boy is starting to help me, we installed a tool box last night.
I love the old Evo's, sold my 95 Evo Road King to a buddy, and I miss it's bad a$$ sound compared to my twinkie.
If you like restoring old bikes you might like to watch some videos from hunting harleys on youtube.
Kino way to go on fixing up an old bike. My hat's off to you and I understand what you mean, I like wrenching myself for fun. It's a lot more fun now that I don't do it for a living anymore (that was a long time ago). My boy is starting to help me, we installed a tool box last night.
I love the old Evo's, sold my 95 Evo Road King to a buddy, and I miss it's bad a$$ sound compared to my twinkie.
If you like restoring old bikes you might like to watch some videos from hunting harleys on youtube.
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Kino, all those questions can be answered right here in this forum.
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bottom end
The bottom end on early EVOs was shovelhead with the cases machined for evo jugs...even still had the oil passage drilled to oil the shovel rockers.
5 speed kick starts are easy to find
https://www.google.com/search?q=5+sp...icial&tbm=shop
5 speed kick starts are easy to find
https://www.google.com/search?q=5+sp...icial&tbm=shop
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From: florida
kick start
I'd like to have a kick start on my '86. I like the old skool look! Well, as much as you can get with a Softail, anyway. My old body can't hang with a ridgid for anything more than a barhopper.
I remember my first big motorcycle trip, 1982; Dayton, Oh. to Daytona, on a ridgid Triumph. I couldn't do that again!
I remember my first big motorcycle trip, 1982; Dayton, Oh. to Daytona, on a ridgid Triumph. I couldn't do that again!
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restoring the FLT
That was a classy move Rabbito!
Kino way to go on fixing up an old bike. My hat's off to you and I understand what you mean, I like wrenching myself for fun. It's a lot more fun now that I don't do it for a living anymore (that was a long time ago). My boy is starting to help me, we installed a tool box last night.
I love the old Evo's, sold my 95 Evo Road King to a buddy, and I miss it's bad a$$ sound compared to my twinkie.
If you like restoring old bikes you might like to watch some videos from hunting harleys on youtube.
Kino way to go on fixing up an old bike. My hat's off to you and I understand what you mean, I like wrenching myself for fun. It's a lot more fun now that I don't do it for a living anymore (that was a long time ago). My boy is starting to help me, we installed a tool box last night.
I love the old Evo's, sold my 95 Evo Road King to a buddy, and I miss it's bad a$$ sound compared to my twinkie.
If you like restoring old bikes you might like to watch some videos from hunting harleys on youtube.
Thanks Joe I love wrenching! My 5 year old son will be working with me soon I too love the EVO,s in my opinion its the best engine Harley made.
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