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You guys are correct! It's not a Street Glide! At first I thought it was because the inner faring and all the tins are actually off a SG. I thought wow how did you get that Evo motor into this SG? Then I asked the guy what it was he replied " I don't know I just bought it, I was told it's a Street Glide." Then I asked what year is it he said "1997" then I put it all together. Electra Glide with all 2006 tins and inner/outer fairing.
Here is my bike same color that is why that one caught my eye.
Then I asked what year is it he said "1997" then I put it all together. Electra Glide with all 2006 tins and inner/outer fairing.
the 1997 and 2006 fairing are...the same...looks like he uses stock cable drive speedo and orig. wheels.
the frame was little changed from 1983 to 2008, - the Showa front end was same dimensions '78 to 2013 so fenders are an easy swap.
the StreetGlide is not magic, H-D copied what the owners were doing- same with the Roadking ( based on FLHS) and the FX...an FLH with a sporty front end.
Mike
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the 1997 and 2006 fairing are...the same...looks like he uses stock cable drive speedo and orig. wheels. the frame was little changed from 1983 to 2008, - the Showa front end was same dimensions '78 to 2013 so fenders are an easy swap. the StreetGlide is not magic, H-D copied what the owners were doing- same with the Roadking ( based on FLHS) and the FX...an FLH with a sporty front end. Mike
Ya back in the day before Street Glide I new some brothers who used to do that to their EG's
the 1997 and 2006 fairing are...the same...looks like he uses stock cable drive speedo and orig. wheels. the frame was little changed from 1983 to 2008, - the Showa front end was same dimensions '78 to 2013 so fenders are an easy swap. the StreetGlide is not magic, H-D copied what the owners were doing- same with the Roadking ( based on FLHS) and the FX...an FLH with a sporty front end. Mike
Back on the day before SG's I knew some brothers who used to do that to their EG's
how to convert an the parts you need an were to find them
Originally Posted by mkguitar
so the 'secret' is revealed.
the FLHX StreetGlide is a marketing exercise...a "Factory Custom" model based on common owner mods to the FLHT Standard which was the least expensive touring model until H-D discontinued it.
The bike shown appears to be a 96~98 FLHT with some stuff added,and more removed.
Mike
what part you need to convert over your ultra glide over an were can you look to find them
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