Harley Davidson FX Super Glide Gallery
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1971 Harley Davidson FX 1200 Super Glide |
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- Air cooled, four stroke, 45° V-Twin,
OHV, 2 valves per cylinder.
- 65bhp @ 5500rpm
- 4 speed
- Drum brakes
With a gap between the smaller XL models and
the larger FLBs, Harley announced the all new
FX series for 1971. By joining the frame of
the FL with the suspension of the XL, Harley
hoped that the latest entry would appeal to
a wider audience. The unusual boat tail rear
fender that was first seen on the 1970 Sportsters
was also installed on the FX. While the styling
was certainly different. |
1971 Harley Davidson FX 1200 Super Glide “Boat
Tail” |
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- Air cooled, four stroke, 45° V-Twin,
OHV, 2 valves per cylinder.
- Drum brakes
- 4 speed
- 65bhp @ 5500rpm
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1971 Harley Davidson Super Glide Replica |
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But the notion of a lean, muscular cruiser caught
on in a big way. Once the tail section disappeared
for ’72, the Super Glide developed a following,
spawning the FX line of Harleys that has continued
for more than 30 years, through the Low Rider,
the Wide Glide, the Sturgis, the Softail and the
Deuce. |
1972 Harley-Davidson FX SuperGlide |
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972 Harley-Davidson FX SuperGlide Boat tail
Midnight Express. Numbers matching. All original
with many upgrades and extras. It has the rare
and desired Sparkling America (Red, White &
Blue) paint job. 74 C.I./1200cc. Kick & electric
start. 4 spd. trans. Low miles on stock rebuild.
The 1972 SuperGlide's were the only bikes
ever made and named the Midnight Express by H-D
and the last of the all made in Milwaukee bikes. The
1972 SuperGlide Sparkling America Boat tail's
were also, called and known as the "Evel Knievel"
bikes. |
1972 Harley Davidson Superglide |
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Engine redone by certified HD mechanic, balanced
and blueprinted. S & S heads, electronic
ignition, Mikuni carb, K & N filter. |
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