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Shovelhead
The Shovelhead Harley-Davidson engine got its name from the shovel shape of the upper rocker box covers and was built from 1966 to 1984. It replaced the Panhead and was later replaced by the Evolution Big Twin. Since ’78 the engines have been divided into “Early” and “Late”, where the cubic capacity increased from 1200 to 1340 ccm. This gallery contains all Thunderbike conversions with Shovelhead engines.
Pauki ’84
ShovelheadDen Bikes verpassen wir ja gerne unsere Thunderbike-Linie, aber dieses Motorrad bleibt, wie es ist. Denn alle [...]
Big Inches
ShovelheadUdo is part of the screwing crew of the Thunderbike team. Of course he is familiar with all models of any [...]
Flying Shovel
Bobber, Shovelhead, FLH WheelThe Flying Shovel was built for a good customer who already owns some bikes from us. His wish - a true [...]
Glamor
Chopper, ShovelheadWith passion and smeared fingers, the dusty piece is reanimated and brought to life by some glamorous touch.
Hoss Power
Chopper, FXE, ShovelheadWhen handing over a motorcycle to a customer becomes a unique affair, there is a special story behind it - for [...]
Andreas’ M. Personal
Bobber, FL, FLH, ShovelheadWhat happens if someone works at Thunderbike for more than 10 years? A blanket answer to this not quite [...]
Top Chop
Chopper, FL, ShovelheadThe Thunderbike Top Chop is a classic vintage chopper and is based on a 1957 EL, which has been refined by us [...]
Christian’s Personal
ShovelheadChristian has been an integral part of our workshop for a long time. In this gallery you can see his [...]
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