So, with the liquid sunshine coming down here, I started working on plan B. A rough 1/4 scale of a new chassis in PAD, (pencil aided design). I incl...

(@scott-h) Excellent question. This was my first ride 4 years after I got hit, 9 months after my last surgery, and just released from walking restrict...

Well, I guess that wasn't the final installment here. Cut up an old pedal to make a new one. Made it big, then cut away the parts that don't look like...

I guess I did it backwards, I ran mufflers on this from 81' to 92', when I sold it. Then my bikes seemed to get progressively louder through the years...

Here is a pic of the latest style adjuster on a 06' Harley Dyna. A model with many first year designs, and many first year problems. Self adjusting, b...

Cool, I looked at the pics of the Pan. Observe the wire and fuel line routing. It may give a clue of the workmanship put into it.  

My got away. A 12 year old bike, with low milage, destined for the sales floor. I owned it by the end of the day. Shortly after that, I got hurt and w...

(@2FLTC) Right, I was just looking for an entirely different part, and ran across a listing for the complete chassis kit, in Iowa, for under $2000.00.

(@miles-ladue) I have seen those, I believe one of the 1000 built, is listed for sale here. The beauty I saw with this, was the chassis already existe...

(@brstr) Thank you.

Ok, probably my last post for this thread. So I'll just get into the weeds here. Pulled the training wheel off the bike again. Took about 1.5 hours re...

(@panhead_kicker) I will definitely defer to 2FLTCs experience here. While I have several 100k miles riding two wheeled Harleys, my sidecar piloting e...

(@brstr) rbracing-rsr.com, They are engineers, so pictures aren't plentiful, but the math is there. Harley specific. Many calculators available.

The trees are much different between the 69' and the 97'. On the left is the standard lower tree from my 72' FLH (not the adjustable tree fitted to si...