Posted by Sergeant Stedanko on April 29, 2007, 4:01 am
Hi,
I'm buying this round and I'd appreciate it if you should see the
picture I posted across the street of a bike that the owner originally
said is a Superglide FX and is now saying is a FLH. Apparently he was
misinformed originally. It doesn't look like an FLH to me, especially
given the kicker.
Thanks.
--
SS
'95 FXSTS
Posted by Snag on April 29, 2007, 6:42 am
Sergeant Stedanko wrote:
> Hi,
> I'm buying this round and I'd appreciate it if you should see the
> picture I posted across the street of a bike that the owner originally
> said is a Superglide FX and is now saying is a FLH. Apparently he was
> misinformed originally. It doesn't look like an FLH to me, especially
> given the kicker.
> Thanks.
The serial number tells all . I believe they used the same frame at that
time , differences were in how it was equipped . Someone will shirley
correct me if I'm wrong ...and speaking of Shirley , howzabout a round !
--
Snag aka OSG #1
'90 Ultra , "Strider"
BS132 SENS NEWT
none to one to reply
Posted by StT on April 29, 2007, 12:29 pm
Snag wrote:
> Sergeant Stedanko wrote:
>> Hi,
>>
>> I'm buying this round and I'd appreciate it if you should see the
>> picture I posted across the street of a bike that the owner originally
>> said is a Superglide FX and is now saying is a FLH. Apparently he was
>> misinformed originally. It doesn't look like an FLH to me, especially
>> given the kicker.
>>
>> Thanks.
>
> The serial number tells all . I believe they used the same frame at that
> time , differences were in how it was equipped . Someone will shirley
> correct me if I'm wrong ...and speaking of Shirley , howzabout a round !
I'm no shovel expert, but AFAIK you're right. Wasn't until later that
the FXs got their own frame. The early FX was a stripped down FL with a
Sportster front end, basically.
But the VIN will, as Snag said, tell all.
--
StT
gargling with his free Yuengling...
Posted by john on April 29, 2007, 3:10 pm
I can't see your picture, so working blindly: 1971 was the first year of
the FX and it was based on the FLH with a Sportie front end and a
strange boat-tail rear fender. As I recall it had no electric starter so
a kicker would be right.
Posted by john on April 29, 2007, 3:12 pm
john wrote:
> I can't see your picture, so working blindly: 1971 was the first year of
> the FX and it was based on the FLH with a Sportie front end and a
> strange boat-tail rear fender. As I recall it had no electric starter so
> a kicker would be right.
That is, the FX was not given the FLH electric starter.
> I'm buying this round and I'd appreciate it if you should see the
> picture I posted across the street of a bike that the owner originally
> said is a Superglide FX and is now saying is a FLH. Apparently he was
> misinformed originally. It doesn't look like an FLH to me, especially
> given the kicker.
> Thanks.