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Ahh, okay. A moniker well earned. (-:

Potato potato said what

I know nothing about Harleys except the are generally big, very big.
Is there such a thing as an SS engine?
Ah just found this and even at my age this is more up my street https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=y04Q0BSN4NY
I just don't get the feet forward and the arms hanging in the air riding style. Mind you I haven't tried it so I'm prepared to be surprised and like it.

drumwrecker wrote:I know nothing about Harleys except the are generally big, very big.
Is there such a thing as an SS engine?

S&S is a company in the USA that makes aftermarket higher-performance engines that fit Harley Davidson motorcycles.

Nowadays there are quite a few motors available my fav air cooled big V twin for building would probably be a Patrick Billet motor with a baker 6 speed trans

BRUMBEAR wrote:Nowadays there are quite a few motors available my fav air cooled big V twin for building would probably be a Patrick Billet motor with a baker 6 speed trans

Very nice looking motorbike.....but too loud for me.

drumwrecker wrote:Harleys really.

Stock HD's are not that loud. They get loud when new owners put on loud pipes.

drumwrecker wrote:They make tractors.
St ill nice bike though.

This comes from your side of the ocean. Sweden.....

It's not a Massey Ferguson....but it should make you chuckle.


http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=a1ThSi1wbqU

Blues, That was brilliant.
Now you know what we mean about Harleys and tractors?
I wonder how well a Harley would keep rhythm.
On the subject of Harleys I still have this wonderful image in my mind of Cal Rayborn sweeping round the left hander onto the start/finish at Mallory Park in 1972

I know its a right hander but it is a good image. Thanks to the Autosport forum for the picture.

This is the exhaust I am running sounds great please excuse the guy doing wheelies it surely wasn't me