66-84 Harley Shovelhead Super Electra Glide Manual on 2040-parts.com
Laguna Hills, California, US
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Covers Harley Davidson Shovelhead FL 1973-1984, FXE 1974-1984, FLH 1973-1984, FXEF 1980-1984, FXB 1980-1984, Super Glide (FL) 1971, FLHS 1980-1983, FXS 1978-1984, FXSB 1980-1984, FX 1973-1979, FXWG 1980-1984, Electra Glide (FL) 1966-1972.
High quality product covers all systems, maintenance & repairs.
Hundreds of photos & wiring diagram showing complete disassembly and reassembly of the bike.
This book is 426 pages thick.
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