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My buddy dug out some old pics for you guys. looks like the bike went through a full frame up rebuild
see all those other bikes in the background ? yours probably has parts from all of them
two things i'm not sure anyone else mentioned , '79 FXE would have had mid controls with footpegs , not the forwards with footboards this has . and it looks like a non stock rear brake setup . neither of these are bad modifications , especially the rear brake !
oh and the headlight looks different as well , probably off an FLH
Last edited by not_so_newb; Feb 21, 2020 at 11:06 AM.
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