{custom1}:head_explody: I guess my covers been blown too {custom1}:lol8:  

I'll see if I've got pics of my 69 axle to compare to my later 80's-90's axle (both drum). Your frame probably does not differ from my 69. What i do...

I've not had a need to personally disassemble, but the 1955-65 Harley parts manual shows part #60 as 87254-24 BALL STUD (2) . The drawings were genera...

@pa-islandhacker Been close to 10 years since I've been to the Biketober fest. Probably 20 since Bike week. What's the crowd like these days?

The -93 did not interfere with anything on my 97 FLHP, but did require a bit of disassembly to reach its resting place. If you're still debating he...

If it comes to it, you may also want to speak with Tom (TomsNOSparts) about Boon. Tom's a standup guy to deal with. P.S. I don't know if it will a...

I just went through quite a bit of sleuthing to find all the necessary hardware to mount what I figure is an eighties HD sidecar frame to my 97 FLHP (...

Sorry for your loss... 😞

Sorry, still stuck on the 50 😊 I just zoomed onto the pan, and see Russ's electric starter (RSES). What is the shock like device followin...

The panhead is sweet

Sweat on primer is even tough  

At least it's a DRY heat 😆

On an otherwise good handling rig, I developed a front-end wobble at lower speeds that my steering damper couldn't damp. Turned out my front tire had ...

That's a very functional looking unit! So far, Mrs. Monkey is spry enough to in/egress the Harley tub without commotion. 😊