- The
Shovelhead engine is a
motorcycle engine that was
produced by Harley-Davidson from 1966 to 1984,
built as a
successor to the
previous Panhead engine...
- Look up
shovelhead in Wiktionary, the free dictionary.
Shovelhead may
refer to: Harley-Davidson
Shovelhead engine, an
engine produced by Harley-Davidson...
- The
bonnethead (Sphyrna tiburo), also
called a
bonnet shark or
shovelhead, is a
small member of the
hammerhead shark genus Sphyrna, and part of the family...
- (Pylodictis olivaris), also
called by
several common names including mudcat or
shovelhead cat, is a
large species of
North American freshwater catfish in the family...
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engine in 1948 and was
manufactured until 1965 when it was
replaced by the
Shovelhead. As Harley-Davidson
engines evolved, the
distinctive shape of the rocker...
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Knucklehead 60ci (983cc) & 74ci (1212cc)
Panhead 60ci (983cc) & 74ci (1212cc)
Shovelhead 74ci (1212cc) & 82ci (1343cc)
Evolution 82ci (1343cc)
Twincam 88ci (1442cc)...
- (82 cu in)
displacement for Harley-Davidson Big V-twins bikes,
replacing the
Shovelhead engine until 2000 when the last EVO was
placed in a
production factory...
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small XL Sportster. With the FX
Super Glide, the Big Twin Harley-Davidson
Shovelhead engine was
offered without the
extras of the E-Glide, and with the narrow...
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model name of
Electra Glide. In 1966, the "Panhead" gave way to the "
Shovelhead,"
gaining a ten
percent increase in
power in the process. A fork-mounted...
- to Harley-Davidson's motors. Harley's then-current big-twin motor, the
Shovelhead, was
extremely po****r with
chopper builders in this era, and use of the...
