Is there such a thing as a 77 FXE Willie G Edition?

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Apr 19, 2019 | 03:20 PM

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Racepres

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Is your 85 an Evo 4 speed, wet primary? Mine was, my 84 is shovel 4 speed wet primary. Same frame.........what frame is on yours????
Again, as I originally said, with exception of a boss or a bracket, the frames are the same......show me where Im wrong.........

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LMAO, you keep coming up with different scenarios and I keep showing you you are wrong, you have yet to prove me wrong. Again let me state my original statement. "Save a boss or bracket, all duo glide frames are the same", Talking big, as you so colorfully stated, leads me to believe you may be realizing you're wrong and are not sure how to back out of this conversation...but Ive found that on this forum when I go up against one of the regulars they get butt hurt and start calling names and dog piling...........so........here we go...

Anyone with a Modicum of Real World Shovelhead Knowledge would Laugh you out of a Room ...
Maybe Not Troll... at risk of Banning... I will say it... Know it all Dumbass!!!

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Apr 19, 2019 | 04:02 PM

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pjb

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The dimensions of the 4 speed frame changed when the evo motor went in, because the evo motor is about 1" taller than a shovel.
But it's all the same, right?😉

Apr 19, 2019 | 04:10 PM

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The dimensions of the 4 speed frame changed when the evo motor went in, because the evo motor is about 1" taller than a shovel.
But it's all the same, right?😉

So tell me, what changed? You say changed........what changed???

Apr 19, 2019 | 04:24 PM

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LOL... wet primary indeed...
and that is Not a Shovelhead ... nor duoglide PoGo if you did Not Modify the '84... there is in fact an early [flathead I believe] smaller plunger PoGo that may go in the Hole... not correct... but it will go in the hole..
Your Trolling is getting Redundant... ..
Just believing an '85-'86 FXWG [or FXE] is just another "Duo-Glide" speaks Volumes...especially from someone who cannot really distinguish an FXR from an FLT...

Troll I would Say!!!!

LOL... wet primary indeed...
and that is Not a Shovelhead ... nor duoglide PoGo if you did Not Modify the '84... there is in fact an early [flathead I believe] smaller plunger PoGo that may go in the Hole... not correct... but it will go in the hole..
Your Trolling is getting Redundant... ..
Just believing an '85-'86 FXWG [or FXE] is just another "Duo-Glide" speaks Volumes...especially from someone who cannot really distinguish an FXR from an FLT...
Troll I would Say!!!!

Anyone with a Modicum of Real World Shovelhead Knowledge would Laugh you out of a Room ...
Maybe Not Troll... at risk of Banning... I will say it... Know it all Dumbass!!!

Do you not know that shovels used a "dry" primary????? My primary is indeed 'Wet" is utilizes its own oil as opposed to using engine oil removed from the primary like earlier shovels did. You know that right????
The pogo I showed you was from a Knuckle head, the seat t was from a VL, the pogo you refer to is for earlier f&J models, it uses a bushing to make up the difference, but you probably knew that too....right.

Like I said in my earlier post, there are a few of you guys here that get really butt hurt when someone comes along and refutes what you try to pawn off as knowledge.......you resort to name calling and simply lack the verbal skills to convey your point much less have the ability to understand another point of view. Its OK, I will keep responding with fact, while you hurl **** and call names.........

Apr 19, 2019 | 04:34 PM

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So tell me, what changed? You say changed........what changed???

Nothing. Nothing changed.
Has a steering neck and takes a swingarm, so they're all the same, right?

Apr 19, 2019 | 04:53 PM

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Nothing. Nothing changed.
Has a steering neck and takes a swingarm, so they're all the same, right?

So you can't tell me the changes, only this childish response........figures.

Apr 19, 2019 | 05:00 PM

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You never responded about putting a pogo on a 85/86.
I assume that's because you don't know.

Apr 19, 2019 | 06:27 PM

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You never responded about putting a pogo on a 85/86.
I assume that's because you don't know.

You said put one on my 84 I did, then you poo pood that. I don't have an 85 or 86 but I will find one. I assume you'll change the rules again if it goes against you like the last trick did.

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Apr 19, 2019 | 07:24 PM

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You said put one on my 84 I did, then you poo pood that. I don't have an 85 or 86 but I will find one. I assume you'll change the rules again if it goes against you like the last trick did.

Make sure you know who said what, and who you're talking to before you respond. That wasn't me.

If/when you find a 85/86, study it and educate yourself.

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Apr 19, 2019 | 07:51 PM

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Make sure you know who said what, and who you're talking to before you respond. That wasn't me.

If/when you find a 85/86, study it and educate yourself.

Well if we're to a point where you feel superior enough to lecture, maybe the education is something you're in dire need of. The argument started over the frames, now you claim because the hole is not there its not a duo glide frame??? What is it then........? What kind of a frame is it? Why dont you study a bit, then get back to me.......you seem to think you know what it ISN't
tell me what it is then.............and what changed....

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