It doesn’t hammer the bottom end. The flywheels are bathed in oil and use roller bearings. It says that it’s an S&S shovel. And either way, those early Shovels, ‘66 to ‘69, with the generator case like the Panhead had a total loss oiling system. You won’t get a pound of pressure even idling at 850 rpm when at full operating temperature and using 20w50 oil. You’re better off using a 2 psi idiot light than a gauge so you won’t scare yourself shitless when you see the pressure drop off to nothing, especially if you’re using an aftermarket gauge.
@@Scottwhittysydney 😂🤣👍 You will defiantly save money that way. You "Do" know why the call them HD? It's not because of the name Harley Davidson it is because every time you look at it ... it coasts you a Hundred Dollars.👍
Sheridan Isashitstain what is it then? S&S do performance mods for Harleys, The shovelhead is just a type of engine, often found in Harleys, Not being an enthusiast of this style of bike I’d have to bow to your superior knowledge. So what is it?
The bike is pretty and the engine sound of the horse is the best. I will continue to subscribe to your channel. From South Korean CZcamsr Woongkham.👍👍👍
When I hear this I then spend the next few days pondering building a hard tail shovelhead. Then I remember how comfortable my sport-tourer is and go "nah". Beautiful sounds.
Sweet! Been considering for a while making a "straight-on-the-frame" saddle a bit like this. Wasn't sure it would look as cool as I thought it would. But it does !
You cen buy or make a pivot for the front of the seat that bolts to the frame with U-bolt and put short springs on the back. Few dollars and you will be very, very thankful you did.
A hand jammer and suicide clutch.. this is what separates the men from the boys. 214,000 on my ‘52 Panhead in 17 years and never got tired of the rigid frame and jockey shifter. Even with no front brake, sometimes. You do have some busy feet while taking off from a stop while on a hill though.
Some older systems were total lose systems and meant to leak. Even the rear chain oiler on shovelheads was total lose system. I built my current shovel 20 years ago and it only leaks from the rocker box's. Took about 8 years for that to start. I don't leak anywhere else, (knock on wood). The key to permanently stopping push rod covers and rocker shaft seals from leaking is to use the blue teflon seals. if you torque everything down correct and have flat gasket surfaces, let it warm up correctly, it should not leak. Use stainless bolts and stainless self locking nuts on your engine mounts, and use torque wrench they wont almost ever come lose. Mine still got same torque 20 years after I built it. Use a luggage scale to check your torque wrench with socket in a vise always before you use it. Don't trust it. Use heli coils in any aluminum case threads, the exaust threads in the head and spark plug threads and put plenty of silicone gasket sealer on bolt going into those threads (except spark plugs) , they won;t come lose or strip out from vibration. DO NOT USE LOCK TITE on those bolts going into aluminum. Use silicone gasket sealer.on the threads. It keep them from backing out from vibration and from stripping threads (Learned that from a very expensive 80yo race engine machinist in the 1980's).. Use anti seize on your sparks plug threads alway's so if you foul a plug and have to change it while its warm, less chance or stripping those threads. If you run Bosch platnum tip plugs, they will last 3 to five times longer. If you have to keep up with newer bike's, raise your gearing and use a case saver on you primary housing where it meets the starter housing. If the new bike's start doing 80mph on highway, don't even try to keep up, save your engine and your wallet. You will catch up later. if you ever take your inner primary off for maintenance, always change your shifter pawl carrier return springs and grease them good with lithium grease...They only cost a couple dollars. they dont break a lot but if they do, you have to take the inner primary off to change them. Don't strip the allen head screws off the pawl carrier. They are stainless and very hard to find at 1 3/8 length in stainless. Make sure you grease the pivot shaft and everything really good with marine grease when you rebuild your swingarm. If swingarm pivot bolt is stuck getting it off from rust because the last guy did'nt grease it right, don';t force it, you will strip out the threads in your frame. cut it off if you have too. New pivot bolt is a lot easier and cheaper to fix than stripping out the threads in you frame.
On my 82 shovel, I tuned it so that I could back the idle adjust screw all the way out and hand it to and observer, and the idle would drop to 220 rpm but not die, had and external mounted pump to keep it oiled.
That Harley sound is just beautiful. This coming from a metric cruiser guy. I guess I just hate the Harley guy culture (and the inflated prices) - but they make some great looking and great sounding bikes -- cannot argue with that. Nice Shovelhead!
Idle is correct . The thump is from the cam and mostly short pipes make it more crisp and noticeable. Choppy cam choppy idle good lifters. Nice sounding shovel my friend.
@Dead Centre thanks for the advice. I did look a little into it and really have my eyes set on a nightster once I get the money. The shovel head just has that timeless classic look to it which is cool and kickstart which I think is badass.
Idle so low I can hear the horses gallop
Too low to keep the oil pressure up with the stock oil pump
Legendairy_Angel 94 Unjjm
It hammers the hell out of the bottom end
It doesn’t hammer the bottom end. The flywheels are bathed in oil and use roller bearings. It says that it’s an S&S shovel. And either way, those early Shovels, ‘66 to ‘69, with the generator case like the Panhead had a total loss oiling system. You won’t get a pound of pressure even idling at 850 rpm when at full operating temperature and using 20w50 oil. You’re better off using a 2 psi idiot light than a gauge so you won’t scare yourself shitless when you see the pressure drop off to nothing, especially if you’re using an aftermarket gauge.
the what?
Engine: Gigantic.
Gas tank: A little pebble.
My 50cc have bigger tank😂
@@borismisic7961 let me guess tomos APN 6?
@@makszugeljgaspersic7877 i mean on 14m but have apn6 too
@@borismisic7961 i knew it, i saw ur name...svi vozimo apenac legendo
@@makszugeljgaspersic7877 štas jebiga nema se za bolje
Dude you're the best last guys talk about his motor for 15 minutes for him to start it .... good work bro
lol gotta keep it real
LNSPLTBLVD sup mate hope your good please can you tell me how much it’s cost you
@@LNSPLTBLVD I'd trade my woman for this bike
@@Scottwhittysydney 😂🤣👍 You will defiantly save money that way.
You "Do" know why the call them HD? It's not because of the name Harley Davidson it is because every time you look at it ... it coasts you a Hundred Dollars.👍
This is the most musical motorbike I've heard. Should have been cast as the lead in whiplash
The drum part of Hot for Teacher intro by Van Halen was actually written to mimic the sound of this engine when idle
@@igorlthn1109 Aw you beat me to it
They are called Harley-Davidsons
S&S has done a great job replicating the true shovel sound.
Low idle is OK after it's fully warmed.
Not a Harley guy at all, but that is a beautiful machine.
Robnoxious77 yet
Impossible
I doesnt have a front break
Wtf is a Harley guy? You?
Sheridan Isashitstain what is it then? S&S do performance mods for Harleys, The shovelhead is just a type of engine, often found in Harleys, Not being an enthusiast of this style of bike I’d have to bow to your superior knowledge. So what is it?
This...this should be the standard for capturing the sound of a bike, I don’t care about the exhaust let us listen to the motor! Thank you nice video
thank you for watching!
That's right
Nice body style also
Most of the sound youre hearing come from the exhaust...
1:26 haha motorcycle is stable whole world around it shaking
Que som incrível, que coisa maravilhosa essa passada descompassada. 😍❤
Goddamnnit if that ain't one of the most beautiful man made sounds in the known universe!
*_VROOM! VROOM! drip BLAT! POP! GUDDA GUDDA GUDDA drip VROOM! BLORT! BLAT! drip VROOOM! VROOM! POP! BLAT!! drip BLORT! VROOM! GUDDA GUDDA GUDDA GUDDA drip VROOM! VROOM!! BLAT! POP! GUDDA GUDDA GUDDA drip VROOM! BLORT! BLAT! drip VROOOM! VROOM! POP! BLAT! drip BLORT! GUDDA GUDDA GUDDA GUDDA drip..._*
Shovels sound BEAUTIFUL!!
This is music for soul... Sensations for entire body... Freedom for your mind... Wow
That brings back a lot of memories ....
Ah beautiful !
Best sound in the world.
I had an old Harley that sounded like that........
New ones just aren't the same.
Truly.. a work of art..!! 👍👍
Makes me wanna get my guitar and slo jam with that awesome beat it carries these ones have a soul bro
Lot of love in that build. 👍👍👍👍
Que capricho, verdadeira obra de arte.
That shovelhead motor chugs along like it was playing drums for some of my favorite death metal
Listening to Obituary and riding a shovelhead? SOUNDS AMAZING
Most beautiful sound ever
The bike is pretty and the engine sound of the horse is the best. I will continue to subscribe to your channel. From South Korean CZcamsr Woongkham.👍👍👍
Great looking scooter. The rear fender is killer!
"The children's of the night...
What sweet music they make..."
Best song i ve ever heard
love the jockey set up!!! fkn excellent little bobber!!!
Oh my god... LNSPLTBLVD, this is THEE perfect bike! Thank you, so much, for sharing her with us! Beautiful!
When I hear this I then spend the next few days pondering building a hard tail shovelhead. Then I remember how comfortable my sport-tourer is and go "nah". Beautiful sounds.
That is a sweet looking shovel! 👍👍
Sounds awesome.
This is Perfection!
By a drummer, i think this engine sound is a paradise for every drummer. Drummers will understand...
Paradiddles bro
... cold, that hog never came alive after the first kick! Nice one!
I’m in love with this bike.
Love it , my Dad's 79 Super Glide sounds just as good when she's working lol.
What a rhythm, what a music! 😍
Beautiful 👏
Saludos desde córdoba argentina
I love that sound...
That’s some vibrations right there!
the engine sounds so relaxing.
thats what a motorcycle SHOULD sound like! music to my ears.
That things idling the theme tune to the lone ranger....... Awesome
Love it!!
The best music that can be made
Sweet!
Been considering for a while making a "straight-on-the-frame" saddle a bit like this. Wasn't sure it would look as cool as I thought it would. But it does !
You cen buy or make a pivot for the front of the seat that bolts to the frame with U-bolt and put short springs on the back. Few dollars and you will be very, very thankful you did.
A hand jammer and suicide clutch.. this is what separates the men from the boys. 214,000 on my ‘52 Panhead in 17 years and never got tired of the rigid frame and jockey shifter. Even with no front brake, sometimes. You do have some busy feet while taking off from a stop while on a hill though.
It would suck to try that with a drunk chick on the back and a car 2 feet from you back tire.
Awesome build brother
The engine is so perfect that it can idle that low, what a feat man
They all idle that low. It's not low.
Joe surfer Then they’re all incredible, not very many engines built can do that
@@gigamix7394 Big heavy flywheel helps. Those old stationary engines can do like 50 rpm
@@tortron I think you meant 500 lol
@@MarshallSmith27 not at all, you can get some to idle at zero rpm, just vibrating back and forth not rotating
Mad respect 🤘
I love the kick start
Had a panhead bobber. One prime kick, one kick to start. That's all it should take
Beatifulll songggg...
Music to my ears!
Some older systems were total lose systems and meant to leak. Even the rear chain oiler on shovelheads was total lose system. I built my current shovel 20 years ago and it only leaks from the rocker box's. Took about 8 years for that to start. I don't leak anywhere else, (knock on wood). The key to permanently stopping push rod covers and rocker shaft seals from leaking is to use the blue teflon seals. if you torque everything down correct and have flat gasket surfaces, let it warm up correctly, it should not leak. Use stainless bolts and stainless self locking nuts on your engine mounts, and use torque wrench they wont almost ever come lose. Mine still got same torque 20 years after I built it. Use a luggage scale to check your torque wrench with socket in a vise always before you use it. Don't trust it. Use heli coils in any aluminum case threads, the exaust threads in the head and spark plug threads and put plenty of silicone gasket sealer on bolt going into those threads (except spark plugs) , they won;t come lose or strip out from vibration. DO NOT USE LOCK TITE on those bolts going into aluminum. Use silicone gasket sealer.on the threads. It keep them from backing out from vibration and from stripping threads (Learned that from a very expensive 80yo race engine machinist in the 1980's).. Use anti seize on your sparks plug threads alway's so if you foul a plug and have to change it while its warm, less chance or stripping those threads. If you run Bosch platnum tip plugs, they will last 3 to five times longer. If you have to keep up with newer bike's, raise your gearing and use a case saver on you primary housing where it meets the starter housing. If the new bike's start doing 80mph on highway, don't even try to keep up, save your engine and your wallet. You will catch up later. if you ever take your inner primary off for maintenance, always change your shifter pawl carrier return springs and grease them good with lithium grease...They only cost a couple dollars. they dont break a lot but if they do, you have to take the inner primary off to change them. Don't strip the allen head screws off the pawl carrier. They are stainless and very hard to find at 1 3/8 length in stainless. Make sure you grease the pivot shaft and everything really good with marine grease when you rebuild your swingarm. If swingarm pivot bolt is stuck getting it off from rust because the last guy did'nt grease it right, don';t force it, you will strip out the threads in your frame. cut it off if you have too. New pivot bolt is a lot easier and cheaper to fix than stripping out the threads in you frame.
Thanks for the knowledge
Beautiful bike. There is a fine art to rocking a 2.1 GAL peanut tank. That is why I have one too. Forever at the gas station lol but cool AF
Sick dude !
This video just made me Subscribed to your channel
Always inspiring.
I really like that front wheel. Would love to own that bike. 🙏
beatiful sound
Wow it sounds as good as it looks
Amazing!
S&S engine. The same Arch Motorcycle engine. So awesome bike 🤘
Cool as hell, but my back hurts just looking at it.
Some states like Georgia have smooth roads, im on a Streetglide with 13 inch Legend shocks here in Illinois.
@@nobodysreview6137 I’m in Ga on a low hardtail 750 Honda. You get used to it. And that shovel isn’t that low
I love the sound
Super ! Ein sehr schönes Lied !
On my 82 shovel, I tuned it so that I could back the idle adjust screw all the way out and hand it to and observer, and the idle would drop to 220 rpm but not die, had and external mounted pump to keep it oiled.
That Harley sound is just beautiful. This coming from a metric cruiser guy. I guess I just hate the Harley guy culture (and the inflated prices) - but they make some great looking and great sounding bikes -- cannot argue with that. Nice Shovelhead!
That’s why you have to go old school. It’s all about fucking, going fast and having a good time. Screw the posers, don’t let them ruin it!
What Harley supposed to sound like
Шикарный звук 👍🔥
Really nice video. Thanks,
Lopey af, bicycle kickstart pedal, beautiful bobber/hard tail style, open primary and just oozing old school cool.
Felt the compression through my speakers
Locally Awesome...Subscribed
See ya in the NorCal Motorcycle
Swap meet, Good thing Live nearby it
i can’t be the only one hearing raining in blood in the idle 😂
AWESOME SOUND 👍👍👍
Galloping horse
Most beautiful sound from a machine
Best sound ever
Love the denim fit 😍
Sick Bike Brother. Brrraaapp Brrraaapp..
Ah yes I love listening to Alex Van Halen's drum track for "Hot for Teacher"
Sounds like music, you make housemix 👍🎵👍
Love it my favorite sound the shovel
My back hurts from watching this lol
Beautiful bike
You're too old then lol
Great video.
the one and only
Music too my ears👌
Sure is
Running perfectly. 👍🏼
Love it😍
Nice scoot!
Bet the neighbors love those open pipes!
Lol!
Lovely music
Amazing! Im new to welding and i have a 02 shadow i want to make into bobber style!
Этот выхлоп- песня, любимая, песня радости , счастья, жизни!!!
You could mix an awesome song out of the rhythm of this engine !
Love how you hear the engine not exhaust
Idle is correct . The thump is from the cam and mostly short pipes make it more crisp and noticeable. Choppy cam choppy idle good lifters. Nice sounding shovel my friend.
Thats a good idle,low idle kill cranks remember. Nice bike
Beautiful bike bro. I've had a crf450r, a r6, now it's time for a nightster. Orrrr a shovel head lol
@Dead Centre thanks for the advice. I did look a little into it and really have my eyes set on a nightster once I get the money. The shovel head just has that timeless classic look to it which is cool and kickstart which I think is badass.
Damn that sounds good
Sweet sound
so satisfying
Sick AF!