anyone a harley fan?

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[Douglas Mariani]

Cool cutaway.:thumbs:

 

[69427]

Sort of. I designed the fuel injection/ignition ECM for that engine.

 

[BigBlockTank]

Sort of a fan, I've owned the same softail for 21 years now. Does that make me a fan?

Hey........anybody wanna buy a Harley?

 

[00fxd]

Sort of. I designed the fuel injection/ignition ECM for that engine.

Do you work for "The Motor Company?'

 

[Luster]

Sweet!!! Yeah, I've always liked 'em. Never owned one though... maybe, now that I'm retired!!!

I always liked the Fatboy... I don't know if they still make it:

 

[69427]

Sort of. I designed the fuel injection/ignition ECM for that engine.

Do you work for "The Motor Company?'

I retired a couple years ago from the company that designs and manufactures a bunch of the electronics and instrumentation/gauges for Harley. My ECM designs were first used in 2000, and are still in production on their bikes.

 

[00fxd]

Sort of. I designed the fuel injection/ignition ECM for that engine.

Do you work for "The Motor Company?'

I retired a couple years ago from the company that designs and manufactures a bunch of the electronics and instrumentation/gauges for Harley. My ECM designs were first used in 2000, and are still in production on their bikes.

Whoa - Check out the big brain on 69427 ......... Nice to know that those electronics are still designed on this side of the pond. I would have assumed that was all offshore for sure.

 

[69427]

Sort of. I designed the fuel injection/ignition ECM for that engine.

Do you work for "The Motor Company?'

I retired a couple years ago from the company that designs and manufactures a bunch of the electronics and instrumentation/gauges for Harley. My ECM designs were first used in 2000, and are still in production on their bikes.

Whoa - Check out the big brain on 69427 ......... Nice to know that those electronics are still designed on this side of the pond. I would have assumed that was all offshore for sure.

To Harley's credit, they did (and I assume still do) try to put a emphasis on American sourcing/content if possible. The Harley engineers were a good group of guys to work with, and true enthusiasts too. I don't recall running into any that regarded their work/tasks as "just a job to pay the bills".

 

[00fxd]

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To Harley's credit, they did (and I assume still do) try to put a emphasis on American sourcing/content if possible. [/QUOTE]

Thats good to know. In my experiences as a rider and working at a dealership I did see a lot offshore Electrics and Hydraulics.