I have had a few bikes over the years..always done my own work, and now I finally got my First Shovel too!!! it is a 72 FX, but was all dressed up as an FLH when I got it, but, I am now building it into a custom.
So, You have many Shovel-Friends here.....
When I got my Shovel Big sent me the cd with the manuals on there... and wow, what a big help that is, so thanks again Big....
Have fun, post pic's when ya can
__________________ Scott aka Unclepsycho
Redneck without a clue
you right again Shovelmike.. cheap usuallyturns out to be expensive... so only the best and forget the rest. tbone... i have been doing just that... that would explain epa warning sign on my forehead. do have parts ordered... arrives tomorrow... timing it today.. putting wires back in place.. so let us pray.. ok, thanks
thanks gentleman...
unclepsycho... yea... shovelmike is very helpful... he not afraid to lend a hand.... everyone stepping up and my bike is re-gaining its' guts... frustrating but am learning a boat load... make that a ship load from people on the forum and the hands on mechaniking... and damaging. so thanks
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Re: remorsefully a shovelhead freak..
These people on this particular forum are great. For the most part they have black belts in all things Harley. I have found that if someone does not know the answer to your questions they spend time finding the answer for you.
In my words, echoing yours, working on my bike is also a spiritual experience for me. I can get away from it all and just tinker away. There is always something to be fixed, adjusted, cleaned, polished or changed. My wife, unlike yours would like to take a hit out on me for buying a bike, let alone a Harley. But that's part of me, take it or leave it!
Re: remorsefully a shovelhead freak.. 
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