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1st Gear
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From: South Carolina
Hey Guy's, Please forgive me for making a typo mistake, I had a 72 and 75 SUPERGLIDE. I did not realize what I had typed until later so yes I am a grown *** MAN that's asking for forgiveness for my typo sins
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From: Montreal
Never apologise for asking a question.....you either get help with it or **** for it.....I say **** em' .
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From: Charleston, SC
When I started riding in the seventies, we used the terms "soft tail" and "hard tail" because they were easier to say than "swingarm suspension" and "rigid frame", particularly when drunk.
You guys know this; quit coming the raw prawn.
You guys know this; quit coming the raw prawn.
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1st Gear
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From: South Carolina
Thanks, professorzoogy, you know my first and I make a mistake with my typing and get ridiculed, o well like you said****em, and thanks hattitude they were both AMF motorson super glides, they weren't custom frames, got a lot of miles out of both
Thanks
Thanks
Road Captain
Joined: May 2008
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From: Danbury Connecticut
That was funny !!!!You caught that one quick.....
As for the op welcome to the forum.. I think you just paid your dues... Btw you can go back and forth with the oil you can even mix them if you want.....swifty
As for the op welcome to the forum.. I think you just paid your dues... Btw you can go back and forth with the oil you can even mix them if you want.....swifty
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From: South Carolina
Rip1, I wasn`t ridiculing you, when I saw a post that said a `72 and a `75 Softail, the first thing I suspected was that someone was doing a drive by and yanking our chains....It happens a lot.
Use whatever oil you like, Dino or Syn, without any worries about mixing etc.
I bet nobody can find a post on any forum about an engine that has worn out prematurely or failed due to oil, as long as the correct grade was used.
Any brand 20w50 will give the engine all the protection it needs.
Use whatever oil you like, Dino or Syn, without any worries about mixing etc.
I bet nobody can find a post on any forum about an engine that has worn out prematurely or failed due to oil, as long as the correct grade was used.
Any brand 20w50 will give the engine all the protection it needs.
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