2ndheart
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With the available accessories available I see yours and yours and yours ..... they are practically clones of each other. Saying all of that I bet you a donut I can pick mine out of the crowd everytime. What say you?
How i see my black freewheeler
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GTK
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Whats your point?
rhino 2
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My EX Tri-Glide [Black] Was easy to pick out of the crowd .....I had a Yellow Gumby on the antenna..
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.....RKplus10
300+ Posts
I haven't lost or misplaced mine, yet.
FuzzyWuzHe
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That is exactly why i spend soooo much time and energy and yes ... $$$ :AGGHH: ... modding my rides ... every bike I've ever owned was "Unique" when I got done with it ...
2ndheart
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MDO
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What I say is no one knows what yours looks like because you have not posted a picture.
My FW is unique to me with custom grips, LED's front & rear turn signals , brake pedal, hiway pegs, tank lift, external breather system, cool flow fan, seat, backrest, windshield bag & charging system in the trunk.
There would be a problem if you couldn't pick yours out of the crowd.
Jack Klarich
18000+ Posts
Pretty sure I can pick mine out in a crowd
I have a custom made lower windshield panel
I have a custom made lower windshield panel
FuzzyWuzHe
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My rides from now on will be adorned with the AMG edition badging ... sure stole them from Mercedes, but, those are my initials ... LOL.
GTK
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Now thats clarified, If I thought mine was lost in a sea of black Freewheelers,I would just hit my security keyfob and listen for the chirp.
RKplus10
300+ Posts
Pretty sure I can pick mine out in a crowd
I have a custom made lower windshield panel
Jack, tell us about that windshield panel. Is it something that is decorative or functional? BTW, I ordered Avon grips. Old school style, but not much cushion. I'm pretty sure they will work with the Softbrake clutch lever (smaller diameter).
Jack Klarich
18000+ Posts
Here is a picture of the proto type on my 15 Freewheeler. I have since transfered it to my 17. Contact https://rjsoriginals.com/FREEWHEELER/freewheeler__triglide_accessor.html for more info
RKplus10
300+ Posts
Pretty sure I can pick mine out in a crowd
I have a custom made lower windshield panel
I've never seen that before, looks real good! Thanks.
Free Bird
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Love that!
Free Bird
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Peter A.
1000+ Posts
Windscreen
......similar to my 1988 FLHS (old school)
VERY NICE by the way!
Here is a picture of the proto type on my 15 Freewheeler. I have since transfered it to my 17. Contact https://rjsoriginals.com/FREEWHEELER/freewheeler__triglide_accessor.html for more info
......similar to my 1988 FLHS (old school)
VERY NICE by the way!
Jack Klarich
18000+ Posts
Pete, if I remember right the lower panel on the FLHS windshields were replaceable with colored plastic
Mine is a layover piece, it fits over the existing windshield, held in place by the side and top support pieces
Mine is a layover piece, it fits over the existing windshield, held in place by the side and top support pieces
RKplus10
300+ Posts
I can usually find mine if I look for the one with the front fork axle caps....
Not real sure, but I believe I can spot a few more differences.
Free Bird
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Pete, if I remember right the lower panel on the FLHS windshields were replaceable with colored plastic
Yes, the FLH Windshield lowers were available in Clear, Red and Blue as options from the dealer on Pans from the mid-50's through 64 and on Shovels from 65 to at least the early 80's (I had red one my 79 FLH/CLE). But you could also get them in yellow, dark green, and even pink from several outlets. Drag Specialties still sells the red and blue ones. I always liked the beaded edges on the old glides as well. The beads used to turn yellow with age, but they still made a nice finishing touch
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