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I figured I would post a little bit on here about my 76 FXE project to help keep me motivated. A quick backstory, I have a 2019 FLHXS that I’ve done work to and did a custom Tampa bay buccaneers paint job, being a die hard bucs fan I am, I wanted to get a 76 to do a throwback bucs bike to represent their inaugural season.
Purchased this to start the journey. The pictures I’m posting right now are how I got the bike. Running, but not riding. (Shredded rear tire and found out during the tear down that the clutch actuator was snapped in two).
I look forward to people following this with me and giving me some advice/insight going through this.
Ok I'm not a bucs fan so I was trying to picture in my head what a theme bike might look like and I was digging what my brain cooked up. Then I got to the pic of the frame with those wheels and WOW! I like that and can wait to see the end result.
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1976 fxe project
