The Harley-Davidson Shovelhead engine, produced from 1966 to 1984, holds a revered place in motorcycle history. Its distinctive "shovel" cylinder heads, with their large, curved rocker covers, gave the engine its iconic appearance. The Shovelhead's rugged construction and impressive torque output made it a formidable powerplant, particularly for touring and cruising applications. The engine's durability and reliability also contributed to its popularity, as it could withstand the rigors of extended riding while offering relatively low maintenance requirements. Despite its eventual replacement by the more modern Evolution engine, the Shovelhead remains a cherished classic among Harley-Davidson enthusiasts, valued for its unique...
The Harley-Davidson Shovelhead engine, produced from 1966 to 1984, holds a revered place in motorcycle history. Its distinctive "shovel" cylinder heads, with their large, curved rocker covers, gave the engine its iconic appearance. The Shovelhead's rugged construction and impressive torque output made it a formidable powerplant, particularly for touring and cruising applications. The engine's durability and reliability also contributed to its popularity, as it could withstand the rigors of extended riding while offering relatively low maintenance requirements. Despite its eventual replacement by the more modern Evolution engine, the Shovelhead remains a cherished classic among Harley-Davidson enthusiasts, valued for its unique character and timeless appeal.
This manual covers Harley-Davidson Electra-Glide models FL and FLH produced between 1966 and 1969, featuring the Shovelhead 74 OHV engine. These iconic motorcycles represent a significant era in American touring, blending robust engineering with a distinctive riding experience. Known for their powerful V-twin engines and classic styling, the Electra-Glide models from this period are highly regarded by enthusiasts and collectors alike for their historical importance and enduring appeal.
This manual covers the Harley-Davidson FLH and FX Shovelhead motorcycles produced between 1966 and 1984. These iconic V-twin motorcycles are renowned for their distinctive Shovelhead engine, robust construction, and enduring legacy in American motorcycling. This guide is designed to provide comprehensive technical information for a wide range of models including FLH, FLHS, FX, FXB, FXSB, FXS, FXE, FXEF, and FXWG variants, ensuring owners and enthusiasts can properly maintain and repair these classic machines.
This manual covers Harley-Davidson FL and FX Shovelhead motorcycles manufactured after January 1st, 1978. These iconic American V-twin machines, including models such as the FL Dresser, FLH Electra Glide, FX Superglide, FXEF Fat Bob, and FXS Low Rider, are renowned for their distinctive styling and powerful performance. The Shovelhead engine, an evolution from the Panhead, offered improved airflow and cooling, defining a significant era for Harley-Davidson. These motorcycles represent a blend of classic engineering and raw riding experience, appealing to enthusiasts who appreciate their heritage and mechanical character.
This manual provides comprehensive service and repair information for the 1979 through 1985 Sportster XL and XR models. These iconic motorcycles, powered by the air-cooled V-twin engine, represent a significant era in the company's history, bridging the gap towards the Evolution engine. Known for their distinctive styling and robust performance, the Sportster line has a legacy of reliability and rider engagement. This guide is designed to assist owners and technicians in maintaining these classic machines, covering all aspects from routine upkeep to in-depth overhauls.
This manual covers Harley-Davidson Softail motorcycles produced between 1997 and 1998, including variants such as the Fat Boy (FLSTF), Softail Custom (FXSTC), Springer Softail (FXSTS), and Bad Boy Softail (FXSTSB). These models are powered by the air-cooled, V-twin Harley-Davidson Evolution engine, known for its robust performance and classic American styling. The Softail platform itself is recognized for its distinctive design, which conceals the rear shock absorbers to mimic a hardtail look while providing a more comfortable ride. This era represents a period of refinement for the Evolution-powered Softail line, building on proven engineering and offering a quintessential Harley-Davidson riding experience.
This Service Repair Manual covers Harley-Davidson Twin Cam 88 and Twin Cam 103 motorcycles produced between 1999 and 2005. These models are recognized for their iconic V-twin engine character and are built on a robust cruiser and touring platform. The Twin Cam engine, introduced in 1999, offered a significant evolution from previous designs, with the 88 cubic inch (approx. 1450cc) and later 103 cubic inch (approx. 1690cc) displacements providing substantial power and torque, typically ranging from 65-75 HP and 80-90 ft-lbs respectively. These motorcycles are known for their enduring ownership experience and are engineered for reliability and performance on the road.
This manual provides comprehensive service and repair information for Sportster XL models, specifically the XL883 and XL1200 variants, covering the production years 2004, 2005, and 2006. These motorcycles represent the Late Evolution Engine Era, featuring the iconic air-cooled V-twin engine available in 883cc and 1200cc displacements. Known for their distinctive styling and rider-focused experience, these Sportsters are a significant part of heritage. This manual is designed to assist owners and mechanics in maintaining and repairing these machines, ensuring their continued performance and reliability.
This manual covers the 2005 Harley-Davidson Sportster XLH models, including the XL883L Sportster Low Rider, XL883C Sportster Custom, XL883 Sportster, XL1200R Sportster Roadster, and XL1200C Sportster Custom. These motorcycles are powered by the air-cooled Evolution V-Twin engine, available in 883cc and 1200cc displacements, and feature a 5-speed manual transmission. Known for their iconic styling and customization potential, the Sportster platform has a rich heritage dating back to 1957, with the 2005 models representing a mature iteration of this classic American motorcycle.
This manual covers the 2007 Harley-Davidson Softail models, including the FLSTC Heritage Softail Classic, FLSTF Softail Fatboy, FLSTN Softail Deluxe, FLSTSC Softail Springer Classic, FXST Softail Standard, FXSTB Softail Night Train, FXSTC Softail Custom, and FXSTD Softail Duece. The Softail platform, known for its concealed rear suspension providing a hardtail appearance with modern comfort, is powered by the air-cooled Twin Cam 96 engine. Harley-Davidson, an iconic American manufacturer founded in 1903, is celebrated for its distinctive styling, sound, and rider experience.
The 2008 Harley-Davidson Dyna series, encompassing models like the Wide Glide, Screamin Eagle Dyna, Dyna Low Rider, Fat Bob, Dyna Super Glide Custom, Street Bob, and Dyna Super Glide, represents a significant chapter in American cruiser heritage. Powered by air-cooled V-Twin engines, these motorcycles are renowned for their iconic styling, customizable nature, and the distinct Harley-Davidson riding experience. The Dyna platform, with its rubber-mounted engine and robust frame, offered a blend of classic aesthetics and refined performance, making it a popular choice for riders seeking a true cruiser experience.
This manual covers the 2009 motorcycle models, including the XL883, XL883C, XL883L, XL883N, XL883R, XL1200C, XL1200L, XL1200N, XL1200R, and XR1200. The Sportster line, a significant evolution of the iconic platform, offers a blend of classic styling and modern performance, appealing to riders seeking a compact yet capable experience. Known for its customization potential and enduring appeal, the Sportster represents a key offering in the cruiser motorcycle segment, building on a rich heritage dating back to 1903.
The 2009 Harley-Davidson VRSCA V-Rod represents a unique fusion of iconic American styling with high-performance engineering, a collaboration with Porsche that resulted in the liquid-cooled Revolution engine. This model targets riders who appreciate the distinctive V-Rod aesthetic while demanding advanced performance capabilities beyond traditional Harley-Davidson offerings. Its innovative design, powerful V-twin engine, and sportbike-derived chassis set it apart in the cruiser market, making it a notable entry in the brand's history.
This manual provides comprehensive technical information for the 2013 Harley-Davidson Sportster, a celebrated line known for its performance-oriented heritage and V-twin character. Covering all 2013 Sportster models, including variants like the XL883, 883 Super Low, 1200 Custom, and 1200 Forty-Eight, this guide delves into the Evolution V-Twin engines, available in 883cc and 1200cc configurations. The Sportster platform represents a mature evolution, offering a blend of classic styling and modern features such as Electronic Fuel Injection.
This manual covers the Harley-Davidson VRSCA V-Rod, a significant model in the brand's history, introduced in 2003. The VRSCA V-Rod marked a departure for Harley-Davidson, featuring a liquid-cooled, DOHC, 60-degree V-Twin Revolution engine, developed in collaboration with Porsche. This performance-oriented cruiser, with its unique design and powerful 1130cc engine, represented a new direction for the company. This comprehensive guide is designed for Harley-Davidson V-Rod owners, enthusiasts, and independent repair shops.
This manual provides comprehensive technical specifications for camshafts designed for multiple V-Twin engine families, including Evolution (EVO) Big Twin, Evolution (EVO) Sportster, Shovelhead, Panhead, Ironhead Sportster, and XR Series models. It details critical engine mechanical data such as valvetrain specifications, camshaft lobe profiles, timing events, valve lift, valve duration, and overlap, as well as information on compression ratios and piston specifications relevant to cam selection. This resource is invaluable for enthusiasts, custom builders, and performance mechanics seeking to understand, upgrade, or tune these iconic air-cooled V-twin engines.
This manual covers the Harley-Davidson Electra Glide FL, a 1972 model featuring the iconic Shovelhead engine. As Harley-Davidson's flagship full-dress touring motorcycle, the Electra Glide defined its category, offering a blend of performance and comfort. This model represents a significant era in American motorcycle manufacturing, produced in Milwaukee, Wisconsin. Its V-twin, OHV Shovelhead engine, typically 74 cubic inches, delivered robust power for its time, making it a popular choice for riders and enthusiasts.
This manual covers Harley-Davidson FL, FLH, FX, FXE, FXEF, and FXS models manufactured in 1978, 1979, and 1980. These motorcycles are powered by the iconic Shovelhead engine family, known for its distinctive V-twin configuration and robust performance. The FL and FLH models represent the larger Dresser and Electra Glide variants, designed for touring and comfort, while the FX, FXE, FXEF (Fat Bob), and FXS (Low Rider) models offer a range of cruiser styles. These motorcycles are celebrated for their American heritage, classic styling, and the raw riding experience characteristic of the Shovelhead era.
This manual covers the 1975 Harley-Davidson FL Shovelhead, an iconic motorcycle renowned for its powerful Shovelhead OHV V-twin engine and its place in the brand's storied history. Manufactured in Milwaukee, Wisconsin, the FL Shovelhead represents a significant evolution in American motorcycle design, offering a robust platform for touring and custom builds. This particular model, produced during the mid-1970s, embodies the classic Harley-Davidson riding experience, characterized by its distinctive engine sound and enduring mechanical appeal.
This manual covers the 1978 Harley-Davidson FL Shovelhead, an iconic American motorcycle renowned for its powerful V-twin engine and classic styling. As part of the Shovelhead era, which spanned from 1966 to 1984, this model represents a significant stage in Harley-Davidson's Big Twin evolution. Known for its robust engineering and distinctive character, the FL Shovelhead is celebrated for its torque and the raw, engaging riding experience it offers, making it a coveted machine within motorcycling culture.
This manual covers the 1974 Harley-Davidson FLH Shovelhead, a motorcycle renowned for its iconic V-twin engine and classic styling. As a significant model in Harley-Davidson's history, the FLH Shovelhead represents a period of refinement for the brand, building upon the legacy of its predecessors. The 45-degree V-twin OHV engine, typically around 74 cubic inches, delivers robust performance, making this model a sought-after machine for riders and collectors alike. Its engineering quality and reliability, hallmarks of the Harley-Davidson name, ensure a rewarding ownership experience when properly maintained.
This manual covers the Harley-Davidson FLH Shovelhead motorcycle from the 1975 model year. Known for its iconic Shovelhead engine architecture and classic full-size touring design, the FLH represents a significant era in American motorcycle history. These machines are celebrated for their robust build and the distinctive riding experience they offer, appealing to enthusiasts and riders who appreciate vintage engineering and a strong connection to the road. The FLH Shovelhead is engineered for reliable performance and has become a highly sought-after model for its enduring legacy and cultural impact.
This manual covers the Harley-Davidson FLH Shovelhead, a flagship touring model produced during the Shovelhead Era. Known for its iconic V-Twin OHV engine, the FLH Shovelhead represents a significant piece of American motorcycle heritage. This particular model, from 1976, features a 74 cubic inch (1200cc) Shovelhead engine and a 4-speed constant mesh transmission, embodying the robust engineering and distinctive character of its time. The FLH Shovelhead is highly regarded within vintage motorcycle communities for its enduring legacy and performance.
This manual covers the Harley-Davidson FLH Shovelhead touring motorcycle, produced in 1979. Known for its iconic Shovelhead V-twin engine, this model represents a significant era in American motorcycle engineering. The FLH designation signifies a premium touring motorcycle, built for comfort and reliability on longer journeys. Its robust construction and timeless design have made it a beloved machine for enthusiasts and collectors alike, embodying the spirit of open-road freedom.
This manual provides comprehensive technical information for the 1981 Harley-Davidson FLH Shovelhead, a model renowned for its iconic V-twin engine and place in motorcycle history. As part of the Shovelhead Evolution platform, this touring motorcycle represents a significant era for Harley-Davidson, a brand with a legacy dating back to 1903. The FLH Shovelhead is characterized by its air-cooled, OHV V-twin engine, typically featuring a 1.34 L displacement and a 4-speed transmission. This factory service repair manual is designed to cover all styles of the FLH Shovelhead, offering insights into its engineering and intended usage for enthusiasts and owners.
This manual covers the 1982 Harley-Davidson FLH Shovelhead, a celebrated model from an iconic American motorcycle manufacturer. Known for its robust Shovelhead V-Twin engine, this touring motorcycle represents a significant era in Harley-Davidson's history. The FLH designation signifies a top-tier touring model, designed for comfort and performance on long rides. This particular model, produced during the Shovelhead era which spanned from 1966 to 1984, is cherished by enthusiasts for its distinctive character and mechanical heritage.
This manual covers the Harley-Davidson FLH Shovelhead, produced in 1983. The FLH Shovelhead is an iconic touring motorcycle, powered by a legendary Shovelhead V-Twin engine, typically in 74 or 80 cubic inch displacements. Known for its distinctive sound, torque, and long-distance capability, the 1983 model represents a refined iteration of this classic platform, featuring improvements in its chassis and electrical systems. Harley-Davidson's legacy is built on such robust machines, and the FLH Shovelhead is a testament to American engineering and a highly customizable riding experience.
This manual covers the Harley-Davidson FLH Shovelhead motorcycle, produced in 1984. The FLH is Harley-Davidson's full-size touring model, known for its V-Twin OHV Shovelhead engine, which was manufactured until this final year. This iconic motorcycle platform, originating from a legacy established in 1903, offers a robust riding experience, typically powered by a 1200cc or 1340cc air-cooled engine. Its design prioritizes comfort and capability for touring, featuring a 4-speed manual transmission, wet multi-plate clutch, and hydraulic disc brakes for reliable stopping power.
This manual provides comprehensive technical documentation for the 1980 Harley-Davidson FLHS Shovelhead. As a significant model in Harley-Davidson's history, the FLHS represents a touring-oriented variant of the iconic Shovelhead era, known for its robust OHV V-twin engine. This motorcycle, manufactured in the United States, embodies the brand's heritage of American-made V-twin cruisers. The engineering quality and reliability of this model are best maintained through adherence to factory specifications and procedures, ensuring its continued performance and longevity.
This manual covers the 1981 Harley-Davidson FLHS Shovelhead, a significant model from the Fourth Generation Shovelhead era. Known for its iconic V-twin engine and enduring American motorcycle heritage, the FLHS Shovelhead represents a classic era of touring motorcycles. This particular model, powered by the Shovelhead engine family, offers a robust mechanical platform designed for the open road. Harley-Davidson's reputation for engineering quality and reliability is embodied in this machine, making it a sought-after motorcycle for enthusiasts and collectors alike.
This manual covers the Harley-Davidson FX Shovelhead, produced in 1974. The FX Shovelhead represents a significant era in American motorcycle manufacturing, known for its iconic V-twin engine and robust construction. This particular model, part of the Shovelhead generation, offers a classic riding experience and is a highly regarded machine by enthusiasts. Its engineering quality and reliability are hallmarks of the Harley-Davidson legacy, making it a sought-after motorcycle for both cruising and customization.
This manual covers the 1975 Harley-Davidson FX Shovelhead, a model renowned for its iconic Shovelhead V-Twin engine and its place in the evolution of Harley-Davidson's motorcycle lineup. Introduced to bridge different segments of the market, the FX series, particularly this 1975 iteration, offers a unique blend of engineering and classic American motorcycle design. With its air-cooled, 45-degree V-twin configuration, typically displacing 73.7 cubic inches (1208 cc), and a 4-speed constant mesh transmission, the FX Shovelhead embodies the raw performance and heritage that defines the Harley-Davidson brand. This factory service repair manual serves as an essential resource for maintaining and understanding this legendary machine.
This manual covers the Harley-Davidson FX Shovelhead, produced in 1976. The FX platform, introduced in 1971, combined the Sportster's gearbox with the Big Twin engine, creating a unique performance package. The Shovelhead engine, a development of earlier designs, is an iconic powerplant celebrated for its distinctive sound and character. This factory service repair manual provides comprehensive coverage for all styles of the 1976 FX Shovelhead, enabling owners and mechanics to maintain and repair this legendary motorcycle.
This manual covers all 1978 Harley-Davidson FX Shovelhead styles, providing factory-level repair and maintenance information for this iconic American motorcycle. The FX series, known for its blend of custom styling and performance, features the distinctive Shovelhead engine, an evolution from the Panhead, characterized by its air-cooled, 45-degree V-twin configuration. These models typically came with a 4-speed transmission and a wet, multi-plate clutch, offering a robust riding experience rooted in Harley-Davidson's rich heritage dating back to 1903.
This manual covers the Harley-Davidson FX Shovelhead motorcycle from the 1979 model year. The FX Shovelhead represents a significant era in American motorcycle manufacturing, known for its air-cooled, 45-degree V-twin engine, which typically came in 74 cubic inch (1200cc) or 80 cubic inch (1340cc) displacements. This model is celebrated for its distinctive styling and the raw, visceral riding experience characteristic of classic V-twin motorcycles. The FX platform, inspired by flat-tracker designs, offered a unique riding dynamic within Harley-Davidson's lineup.
This manual covers the 1980 Harley-Davidson FXB Shovelhead, a classic American motorcycle renowned for its V-twin, air-cooled Shovelhead engine. As an evolution of the Panhead, the Shovelhead engine, particularly in the FXB configuration, featured a belt drive for smoother power delivery and typically included both kickstart and electric start options. This model represents a significant era in Harley-Davidson's legacy, known for its distinctive sound and robust engineering, making it a sought-after machine for enthusiasts and collectors.
This manual covers the Harley-Davidson FXB Shovelhead motorcycle from 1982. As part of the iconic Shovelhead generation, known for its distinctive V-Twin engine and robust performance, the FXB model represents a significant piece of American motorcycle heritage. Harley-Davidson, established in 1903, is renowned for its commitment to quality and rider experience. The FXB Shovelhead, often featuring a belt drive, offers a classic cruiser experience, blending raw power with a timeless aesthetic that appeals to enthusiasts and collectors alike.
This manual provides comprehensive factory-level service and repair information for the 1980 Harley-Davidson FXEF, a model within the iconic Shovelhead era. Known for its robust V-twin engine and custom styling, the FXEF represents a significant piece of Harley-Davidson's heritage. This guide is designed to empower owners and technicians with the detailed knowledge necessary to maintain and restore this classic motorcycle, ensuring its continued performance and reliability.
This manual covers the Harley-Davidson FXWG Shovelhead, produced in 1980. This iconic motorcycle is powered by an air-cooled Shovelhead V-twin engine, typically 80 cubic inches, known for its distinctive styling and performance. The FXWG model, characterized by its Wide Glide front end, offers a classic cruiser experience with a focus on custom aesthetics. Harley-Davidson, a brand with a rich heritage dating back to 1903, is renowned for its robust engineering and strong rider community. This factory service repair manual is designed for owners, enthusiasts, and independent mechanics seeking to maintain and repair this legendary machine.
This manual covers the 1981 Harley-Davidson FXWG, a motorcycle renowned for its iconic Shovelhead engine and distinctive Wide Glide styling. This model represents a significant era in Harley-Davidson's evolution, blending classic V-twin engineering with a custom aesthetic that influenced motorcycle design. The FXWG, powered by an air-cooled, 45-degree V-twin engine with a displacement of 1338 cc (82 cu in), offers a robust riding experience. Its engineering quality and reliability are hallmarks of the Harley-Davidson brand, making it a sought-after machine for enthusiasts and collectors alike.
This manual covers the 1981 Harley-Davidson FXWG, a cruiser model powered by the iconic Shovelhead engine. Known for its distinctive Wide Glide styling and American engineering, this motorcycle offers a classic riding experience. The FXWG, manufactured in the United States, represents a significant era in Harley-Davidson's history, combining robust mechanicals with a timeless aesthetic. This service repair manual provides comprehensive information for owners and technicians alike.
This manual covers the 1982 Harley-Davidson FXWG, a model renowned for its iconic styling and Shovelhead engine. Introduced in 1980, the FXWG distinguished itself with a raked-out front end, reminiscent of custom choppers, and was powered by the legendary Shovelhead V-twin engine, produced from 1966 to 1984. This air-cooled, 45-degree V-twin, likely featuring 74 or 80 cubic inch displacement, delivered robust performance characteristic of Harley-Davidson's heritage. The FXWG is a sought-after model among enthusiasts, celebrated for its classic cruiser appeal and raw V-twin power.
This manual covers all styles of the 1983 Harley-Davidson FXWG, a motorcycle renowned for its distinctive Wide Glide styling and the powerful Shovelhead engine. As a late production model of this iconic engine architecture, the 1983 FXWG embodies Harley-Davidson's enduring legacy of American motorcycle craftsmanship. The Shovelhead engine, a V-twin air-cooled powerplant, was a cornerstone of the brand for many years, and this model represents a significant piece of that history.
This manual covers the 1983 FXWG, a model renowned for its iconic Wide Glide styling and the robust Shovelhead engine. The FXWG represents a significant chapter in motorcycle history, known for its powerful V-twin engine architecture and distinctive extended front end. This workshop service repair manual provides comprehensive information for owners and technicians, ensuring the continued performance and longevity of this classic American motorcycle.
This manual covers the Harley Davidson Shovelhead motorcycles produced between 1966 and 1984. The Shovelhead engine, a significant development in Harley Davidson's history, replaced the Panhead and powered the company's Big Twin models throughout the 1970s and into the mid-1980s. Available in 74 cubic inch (1212cc) and 80 cubic inch (1313cc) variants, these motorcycles are renowned for their iconic V-twin OHV engine design and enduring legacy in American motorcycle culture. This manual provides comprehensive factory service and repair information, enabling owners and technicians to maintain and restore these classic machines.
This manual covers the 1977 FL Shovelhead motorcycle, an iconic American machine renowned for its robust V-twin engine and classic styling. The Shovelhead engine, an evolution of the Panhead design, offers a distinctive performance characteristic for riders seeking an authentic V-twin experience. This motorcycle represents a significant period in manufacturing history, combining traditional engineering with the enduring appeal of its legendary V-twin architecture.
This manual provides comprehensive factory service and repair information for the 1979 FLH, a renowned touring motorcycle from the Shovelhead Era. Known for its iconic Shovelhead V-twin engine, the FLH represents a significant piece of American motorcycling heritage. This model is celebrated for its robust engineering and long-distance capabilities, making it a favorite among enthusiasts and riders. This workshop manual is designed to cover all aspects of the vehicle, ensuring owners can maintain its performance and reliability.
The 1980 FLH Shovelhead represents a significant chapter in American motorcycle history, embodying the raw power and classic styling that defines the brand. As a touring motorcycle equipped with the iconic Shovelhead V-Twin engine, this model was engineered for long-distance journeys, offering a distinctive riding experience. Its robust construction and the legendary rumble of its air-cooled, 45-degree V-twin engine have made it a sought-after machine for enthusiasts and collectors alike. The FLH designation signifies a touring variant, built upon a lineage that stretches back through a rich heritage, making the 1980 model a testament to enduring design and performance.
This manual covers the FLH, a model recognized for its iconic Shovelhead V-Twin engine. Produced in 1981, this motorcycle embodies a significant era in American motorcycling. Known for its robust construction and distinctive character, the FLH has been a staple for riders seeking a classic experience. Its engineering quality and reliability are hallmarks, making it a cherished machine for enthusiasts and collectors alike.
This manual covers the FLH Electra Glide from the 1982 model year, a significant entry in the Shovelhead Era. Powered by the robust Shovelhead V-Twin engine, typically in 74 or 80 cubic inch displacements, this iconic touring motorcycle is renowned for its distinctive character and American heritage. The FLH represents a pivotal period in evolution, offering a classic riding experience characterized by its powerful engine and comfortable touring capabilities. Its engineering quality, while requiring attentive maintenance, ensures a rewarding ownership experience for enthusiasts.
This manual covers the FLH model from 1984, the final production year for the renowned Shovelhead engine. Known for its distinctive V-twin OHV design, the 1984 FLH represents a significant piece of heritage, offering a classic cruiser experience. This model is celebrated for its rugged build and the unique character of the Shovelhead powerplant, making it a sought-after machine for enthusiasts and collectors alike.
This manual covers the FLHS, a model from 1981 belonging to the renowned Shovelhead generation. Known for its iconic V-twin engine and classic cruiser styling, the FLHS represents a significant piece of American motorcycle heritage. Engineered for the open road, this model is celebrated for its distinctive sound and robust construction, embodying the spirit of freedom and the open highway. Its design prioritizes rider experience and mechanical integrity, making it a beloved machine for enthusiasts and collectors alike.
This manual covers the FLHS, a significant model from the 1982 Shovelhead era. Renowned for its classic V-twin engine and touring capabilities, the FLHS represents a hallmark of American motorcycle engineering. This particular Shovelhead variant is celebrated for its distinctive style and the raw riding experience it provides, embodying the heritage of long-standing commitment to quality and performance.
This manual covers the FLHS, a model from 1983, known for its Shovelhead V-Twin engine. This iconic American motorcycle, part of a rich heritage, was designed with a focus on touring and versatility. The FLHS represents a significant period in the brand's development, featuring the robust Shovelhead engine which was in production until 1984. This workshop service repair manual is tailored for owners, customizers, and mechanics who specialize in this era of motorcycles, offering comprehensive factory service information.
The 1984 FLHS represents a significant chapter in heritage, featuring the legendary Shovelhead V-Twin engine, known for its distinctive sound and robust performance. This model, often referred to as the Electra Glide Sport, combined touring capabilities with a more streamlined aesthetic, making it a popular choice for riders seeking both comfort and style. The Shovelhead engine, an air-cooled powerhouse, was a staple for nearly two decades, and the 1984 FLHS embodies the culmination of its development, offering a classic riding experience.
This manual provides comprehensive factory service and repair information for the FX Shovelhead motorcycle from 1973. Known for its iconic Shovelhead V-twin engine and the FX chassis, this model represents a significant era in American motorcycle manufacturing. The Shovelhead engine, typically air-cooled and available in displacements around 74 or 80 cubic inches, delivered robust performance for its time, making the FX a popular choice for riders and custom builders alike. This workshop service repair manual covers all styles of the FX Shovelhead, offering detailed technical data and procedures to maintain its legendary performance and reliability.
The 1974 FX represents a significant era in American motorcycle manufacturing, powered by the robust Shovelhead V-Twin engine. This iconic model, known for its distinctive styling and performance, was a key offering during a period of evolution for the brand. With its air-cooled 45-degree V-twin configuration, typically displacing 74 cubic inches (1200cc), the FX delivered approximately 60-65 horsepower, making it a potent machine for its time. Its legacy as a collectible classic motorcycle is firmly established, appealing to enthusiasts who appreciate its historical significance and mechanical character.
This manual covers the 1976 FX, a classic motorcycle powered by the iconic Shovelhead V-twin engine. Known for its distinct sound and performance, the Shovelhead engine, a 74 cubic inch (1200cc) air-cooled, 45-degree V-twin, provided a robust power delivery for its era. The FX series typically offered a blend of traditional cruiser aesthetics with a focus on handling, making it a significant model in its history. This particular model features a 4-speed constant mesh transmission, a wet multi-plate clutch, and a kickstarter. For braking, it is equipped with a front disc brake and a rear drum brake, representative of the period's safety standards.
The FXB, produced in 1980, represents a significant piece of American motorcycle heritage. Featuring the iconic Shovelhead V-Twin, air-cooled engine, this model is known for its classic cruiser styling and robust build. Its engineering quality and reliability have cemented its place as a beloved classic within the motorcycle community, embodying a distinct era. The FXB's typically 80 cubic inch (1310 cc) displacement and 4-speed manual transmission, coupled with a duplex chain primary drive, offer a quintessential riding experience for enthusiasts.
This manual covers the FXB, a model produced in 1981, featuring the iconic Shovelhead engine. Known for its V-twin architecture and distinctive styling, the FXB represents a significant chapter in heritage. This particular model is recognized for its blend of Sportster and Big Twin characteristics, with the FXB designation highlighting its belt final drive, a notable advancement for its production era. The 80 cubic inch Shovelhead engine, air-cooled and robust, provided the characteristic power and sound that defined motorcycles.
This manual covers the FXB Sturgis, a motorcycle from the 1982 model year, powered by a Shovelhead V-twin engine. As part of the Shovelhead Era, this model exemplifies engineering heritage, known for its robust construction and distinctive performance. The FXB Sturgis, introduced in 1980, was a special edition model, reflecting a period of evolution for the iconic American motorcycle manufacturer. This manual is designed to provide comprehensive support for owners and technicians working with this classic machine.
This manual covers the FXB Sturgis from 1983, a notable model from the Shovelhead era known for its robust V-twin engine and its connection to the Sturgis Motorcycle Rally. Engineered with characteristic build quality, this motorcycle represents a significant piece of heritage. The FXB Sturgis, powered by a 73.7 cubic inch (1207 cc) Shovelhead engine, offers a classic riding experience, blending power and distinctive styling. Its design and engineering reflect a commitment to performance and durability, making it a sought-after model for enthusiasts and collectors alike.
This manual covers the 1974 FXE Shovelhead, an iconic American motorcycle celebrated for its robust Shovelhead OHV V-twin engine. This model, featuring a 74 cubic inch (1200cc) displacement and a 4-speed transmission, represents a significant era in heritage. Known for its distinctive engine profile and classic cruiser styling, the FXE Shovelhead was designed for riders who appreciate the raw power and authentic experience of traditional motorcycling. Its engineering emphasizes reliability and performance, making it a sought-after machine for enthusiasts.
The Harley-Davidson FXE, produced in 1978, is powered by the iconic Shovelhead engine, known for its distinctive V-twin, air-cooled configuration. This model represents a significant chapter in American motorcycle manufacturing, offering enthusiasts a blend of classic design and robust performance. The FXE designation specifically indicates the electric start feature, enhancing rider convenience. With its rich heritage and engineering prowess, the FXE is a sought-after machine for riders and collectors alike.
This manual covers the 1979 FXE, a significant model from the Shovelhead Era. Known for its iconic Shovelhead V-Twin engine, typically around 1200cc or 1340cc and air-cooled, the FXE offered a unique blend of cruiser frame with a 4-speed transmission, embodying a distinct period in American motorcycle history. The FXE is recognized for its cult status among enthusiasts, representing a piece of American V-twin heritage. This workshop service repair manual provides comprehensive information for maintaining and repairing this classic motorcycle.
This manual covers the FXE, a model from 1981, part of the iconic Shovelhead generation. Known for its V-twin engine and robust construction, the FXE represents a significant piece of American motorcycle heritage. This particular model, designated by the Shovelhead engine family code, offers a classic riding experience and embodies the engineering quality and reliability synonymous with the brand. Its design and performance characteristics make it a sought-after machine for enthusiasts and collectors alike, reflecting the brand's enduring legacy in motorcycle manufacturing.
This manual covers the FXE, a model from 1982 featuring the iconic Shovelhead V-Twin engine. Known for its robust engineering and distinctive character, the FXE represents a significant era in American motorcycle manufacturing. This particular model is designed for riders who appreciate classic performance and the heritage of the brand. Its Shovelhead generation engine, an air-cooled, 45-degree V-twin, typically offered displacements around 1200cc or 1340cc, providing a powerful and engaging riding experience.
The FXE, produced in 1983, is a distinguished motorcycle powered by the iconic Shovelhead engine. This model represents a significant part of heritage, known for its robust engineering and classic V-twin design, typically featuring an air-cooled, 45-degree V-twin configuration. With its distinctive styling and a focus on rider experience, the FXE is an enduring machine that appeals to riders seeking authentic American motorcycle craftsmanship. Its engineering quality and reliability have cemented its place in motorcycle history.
This manual covers the 1984 FXE, a significant model from the era of the iconic Shovelhead engine. Known for its robust construction and classic V-twin configuration, the FXE represents a blend of performance and enduring American engineering. This motorcycle is celebrated for its distinctive riding experience and its place in the rich heritage of, appealing to riders who appreciate its historical significance and mechanical character.
This manual covers the 1981 FXEF, a model renowned for its iconic Shovelhead V-twin engine. Built with a heritage of American craftsmanship, the FXEF represents a significant era in the brand's history. This motorcycle is designed for riders who appreciate classic engineering and the distinctive riding experience of a V-twin cruiser. Its robust construction and timeless styling have made it a sought-after machine for both seasoned enthusiasts and new owners alike, embodying the spirit of freedom and the open road.
This manual covers the FXEF Super Glide, a model produced in 1982 and part of the iconic Shovelhead generation. Known for its robust V-twin engine and classic cruiser styling, the FXEF combined the wider frame and FL frontend with the established FX drivetrain, featuring electric start as standard. Manufactured in Milwaukee, Wisconsin, USA, this motorcycle represents a significant era in the long history, offering a distinct riding experience built on decades of engineering.
This manual covers the Shovelhead FXEF, a classic American motorcycle produced in 1983. Known for its iconic Shovelhead V-Twin engine, this model represents a significant era in the brand's history, often featuring factory custom styling. The FXEF designation typically signifies a 'Factory Experimental' cruiser, combining the robust Shovelhead engine platform with distinctive design elements. This motorcycle is celebrated for its raw character and status among enthusiasts, offering a direct and engaging riding experience characteristic of its heritage.
This manual covers the FXEF Shovelhead motorcycle, produced in 1984. As a significant model in history, the FXEF Shovelhead is recognized for its iconic air-cooled V-twin Shovelhead engine, known for its distinctive sound and character. This era's models typically featured a 4-speed transmission, dual disc front brakes, and a single disc rear brake, embodying the classic cruiser styling of the late Shovelhead period. The motorcycle's engineering emphasizes reliability and a direct connection to the road, characteristic of enduring legacy in American motorcycle manufacturing.
The 1978 Harley-Davidson FXS, often recognized as the Super Glide, embodies a significant chapter in American motorcycle engineering. This model combined the robust Shovelhead V-twin engine with a chassis designed for a balance of comfort and performance, making it a versatile cruiser of its era. Characterized by its distinctive V-twin torque and iconic styling, the FXS offered a unique riding experience, representing a blend of power and road-going capability that defined Harley-Davidson's approach to the evolving motorcycle market.
This manual covers the 1979 FXS, a model renowned for its iconic Shovelhead engine and distinctive cruiser styling. The FXS, often recognized as the Low Rider variant, represented a significant evolution in American motorcycle design, blending robust engineering with a comfortable riding position. Its V-twin, air-cooled, four-stroke OHV engine, typically 80 cubic inches, provided ample power and torque, making it a popular choice for enthusiasts and riders seeking a classic American riding experience. The inherent quality and reliability of Shovelhead era machines are well-documented, and the FXS stands as a testament to the enduring legacy.
This manual covers the 1980 FXS Low Rider, a model celebrated for its classic cruiser styling and the iconic Shovelhead V-twin engine. Introduced as a variation of the FX Super Glide, the FXS offered a lower seat height and distinctive aesthetics, making it a popular choice during its production. Characterized by extended front forks and a powerful 73.7 cubic inch (1207 cc) Shovelhead engine, this motorcycle embodies the heritage and performance known for. Its engineering emphasizes mechanical simplicity and rider connection, offering an authentic V-twin experience.
This manual covers the FXS, a motorcycle produced in 1981, featuring the iconic Shovelhead V-Twin engine. Known for its robust performance and distinctive sound, the FXS, often referred to as the Low Rider, was a popular cruiser known for its extended front forks and lower seat height. An American manufacturer with a legacy dating back to 1903, engineered the Shovelhead engine, which powered their motorcycles from 1966 until 1984. This particular model typically features an 80 cubic inch (1340cc) engine, a 4-speed constant mesh transmission, and hydraulic disc brakes front and rear, embodying the classic cruiser aesthetic and mechanical prowess of its era.
This manual covers the FXS Low Rider, produced in 1982. This iconic American motorcycle is powered by a Shovelhead V-twin engine, known for its distinctive performance and heritage. The FXS model, introduced in 1971, became a popular cruiser, recognized for its custom styling and lower seating position, embodying a significant era of history.
This manual covers the 1983 FXS, a model renowned for its iconic Shovelhead engine and custom cruiser styling. Introduced as part of the significant FX line, the FXS Low Rider offered a distinct riding experience with its lower seat height and relaxed posture, embodying the heritage of producing distinctive V-twin motorcycles. This particular model, produced during the later years of the Shovelhead engine's run, represents a classic era of American motorcycle engineering, celebrated for its unique character and performance.
This workshop service repair manual provides comprehensive coverage for the 1984 FXS, a model renowned for its iconic Shovelhead engine. As part of a celebrated history, dating back to 1903, the FXS line represented a distinct blend of performance and custom styling, with the 1984 model year marking the final production of the legendary Shovelhead engine. This manual is tailored for owners and independent repair shops seeking detailed information to maintain and restore this classic American motorcycle.
The 1983 Harley-Davidson FXSB, also known as the Low Rider, is powered by a Shovelhead V-Twin engine and features a chain primary drive and belt final drive. This iconic cruiser model, introduced in 1977, is recognized for its distinctive styling and comfortable riding position, embodying a significant era for a brand established in 1903 and renowned for its cruiser and touring motorcycles. With a wheelbase of approximately 62.5 inches and a dry weight of around 560 lbs, the FXSB typically features dual disc front brakes and a single disc rear brake, adhering to the safety standards of its time.
The 1984 FXSB represents a significant model in the brand's storied history, featuring the iconic Shovelhead engine. This V-Twin, air-cooled, four-stroke motorcycle, likely equipped with an 80 cubic inch displacement, was a key part of the Softail line introduced that year. Renowned for its robust engineering and the distinctive character of the Shovelhead powerplant, the FXSB is a classic American motorcycle celebrated by enthusiasts. Its design and performance characteristics reflect a legacy, offering a unique riding experience that has cemented its place in motorcycle culture.
This manual covers the 1980 FXWG, a model renowned for its iconic Shovelhead engine and chopper-inspired Wide Glide styling. As a significant offering, this motorcycle embodies a rich heritage of American V-twin engineering. The FXWG is characterized by its distinctive extended front forks, robust construction, and the raw power delivered by its air-cooled, V-twin engine, typically featuring an 80 cubic inch displacement. This model is celebrated by enthusiasts for its classic aesthetic and the visceral riding experience it provides, representing a key period in the evolution of cruiser motorcycles.
This manual provides comprehensive factory service and repair information for the 1982 FXWG. Known for its iconic Shovelhead V-twin engine and distinctive Wide Glide styling, this model represents a significant era in American motorcycle engineering. The FXWG, characterized by its raked-out front end and extended forks, offers a unique riding experience and embodies the legendary heritage of the brand. This workshop service repair manual is designed to cover all aspects of the motorcycle, ensuring owners and technicians have access to the detailed knowledge required for its upkeep and restoration.
The 1983 Harley-Davidson FXWG, powered by the iconic Shovelhead V-Twin engine, represents a significant piece of American motorcycle heritage. Introduced to embody a distinctive custom styling with its raked-out front end, this model is celebrated for its classic aesthetic and the unique performance characteristics of its era. As the final year for the Shovelhead engine, the 1983 FXWG holds particular appeal for collectors and enthusiasts. This machine, built in Milwaukee, Wisconsin, is renowned for its robust engineering and enduring presence in motorcycle culture, offering a raw and engaging riding experience.
This manual covers Harley-Davidson Shovelhead motorcycles produced between 1966 and 1984. The Shovelhead OHV V-Twin engine, known for its distinctive sound and robust performance, powered a range of iconic models including the FL, FLH, FLHS, FX, FXB, FXE, FXEF, FXS, FXSB, FXWG, Electra Glide, and Super Glide. These motorcycles represent a significant era in American motorcycling, characterized by their classic styling and mechanical integrity. This guide is designed to assist owners and mechanics in understanding, maintaining, and repairing these legendary machines, ensuring their continued performance and longevity.