Help with Harley Davidson identification
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Definitely a Dyna big twin.
Carburettor, so pre-2007, I think.
I think that front caliper was used until c.1999? If that's the case it's either the Evo engine or the first of the Twin Cams (there were some basic design problems with the TC, and it's dismantled, so...).
Fat 16 inch front wheel is another clue, but I don't know the model name off-hand, Fat Bob?
To be honest, the model probably doesn't matter. It's so easy to mix and match parts. For example, it has a spoked front wheel and cast alloy rear.
Carburettor, so pre-2007, I think.
I think that front caliper was used until c.1999? If that's the case it's either the Evo engine or the first of the Twin Cams (there were some basic design problems with the TC, and it's dismantled, so...).
Fat 16 inch front wheel is another clue, but I don't know the model name off-hand, Fat Bob?
To be honest, the model probably doesn't matter. It's so easy to mix and match parts. For example, it has a spoked front wheel and cast alloy rear.
Edited by gareth_r on Sunday 12th April 18:06
gareth_r said:
Definitely a Dyna big twin.
Carburettor, so pre-2007, I think.
I think that front caliper was used until c.1999? If that's the case it's either the Evo engine or the first of the Twin Cams (there were some basic design problems with the TC, and it's dismantled, so...).
Fat 16 inch front wheel is another clue, but I don't know the model name off-hand, Fat Bob?
To be honest, the model probably doesn't matter. It's so easy to mix and match parts. For example, it has a spoked front wheel and cast alloy rear.
Spoked rear wheel Carburettor, so pre-2007, I think.
I think that front caliper was used until c.1999? If that's the case it's either the Evo engine or the first of the Twin Cams (there were some basic design problems with the TC, and it's dismantled, so...).
Fat 16 inch front wheel is another clue, but I don't know the model name off-hand, Fat Bob?
To be honest, the model probably doesn't matter. It's so easy to mix and match parts. For example, it has a spoked front wheel and cast alloy rear.
Edited by gareth_r on Sunday 12th April 18:06
bimsb6 said:
gareth_r said:
Definitely a Dyna big twin.
Carburettor, so pre-2007, I think.
I think that front caliper was used until c.1999? If that's the case it's either the Evo engine or the first of the Twin Cams (there were some basic design problems with the TC, and it's dismantled, so...).
Fat 16 inch front wheel is another clue, but I don't know the model name off-hand, Fat Bob?
To be honest, the model probably doesn't matter. It's so easy to mix and match parts. For example, it has a spoked front wheel and cast alloy rear.
Spoked rear wheel Carburettor, so pre-2007, I think.
I think that front caliper was used until c.1999? If that's the case it's either the Evo engine or the first of the Twin Cams (there were some basic design problems with the TC, and it's dismantled, so...).
Fat 16 inch front wheel is another clue, but I don't know the model name off-hand, Fat Bob?
To be honest, the model probably doesn't matter. It's so easy to mix and match parts. For example, it has a spoked front wheel and cast alloy rear.
Looks like it is probably a 1340cc Evo engined Dyna FXDS made in the mid to late 90's. As said previously it's been customised - judging by the 16 incher up front, springer seat, and bobbed rear fender.
If you get better images I might be able to help more, but for the time being this is roughly what it would look like in a more finished state:
If you get better images I might be able to help more, but for the time being this is roughly what it would look like in a more finished state:
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