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Hey all, when I was younger my uncle is the one who got me into riding. I remember he had a few different bikes but I remember his Harley the most. He finally found a picture of it and I was curious if anybody can help me identify it. All I know is I believe it was an early '80s model. I would love to find one of these and restore it for him. So if any of you can help me identify this bike I would greatly appreciate it. I would ask him but he's pretty smart and he would be on to my plan and I wanted to be a surprise.
I'm pretty sure I am your long-lost uncle. You remember me, right? I'm the one who had that 1949 Panhead back in the day. Boy I sure did love that bike...
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