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I’ve owned a Duo-Glide since 1977 and I am well aware the 58–64 frames have a tab on both sides for the back of the footboards but the frame concerned is not 58–64.
The OP asked for help with info about his frame and that is the frame I addressed. The OP was told his frame was missing a tab for the footboard but I disagreed. And I did so without reprimanding anyone. If nobody disagreed about the alleged missing tab then where would that leave the OP? He would be left thinking that the tab was indeed missing. But it isn’t missing because it was not required in the first place, given that the frame looks like a mid/later-75 to 76 model as I mentioned in my first post.
Eric
Look you made your point and I conceded saying I could be wrong as it's been a while and frankly it about a as trivial an item on the OP frame at this point as it gets considering it obviously has bigger real life issues with the neck numbers being gone and it's been hacked on in a couple spots.
So are we going to move on over and actually help the man or is it gonna keep getting harped on like a nagging wife like to play when you put down in the wrong place by accident for the foreseeable future...
Last edited by TwiZted Biker; Jul 14, 2022 at 08:43 AM.
I think it's less about the detail of the missing tab and more about how you're coming across and you didn't really concede. You begrudgingly said you could be wrong and quickly changed the subject. Big difference.
And I'm done , will be curious how badly he gets screwed when the neck numbers come back to bite him in the *** but somehow doubt we'll ever hear about it.
spoke with texas dmv no history on being stolen or registered or titled since 1987 spoke with mass state police can register and title as a custom build with receipts saved for all major parts theyll issue a mass id number dont plan on selling father son project like my 1970 triumph more sentimental value than dollar he'll get em both when im gone
Last edited by 2001SOFTY; Jul 17, 2022 at 08:46 PM.
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