Person trivia - another forum game

**Timber020** · 17th August 2008, 23:16

Originally Posted by scumdog

OK, easy one.

In order which was first, which was last.

Revolution
Twin-cam
Panhead
Flathead
Evolution
Knucklehead
Shovelhead

Revolution is the current vrod engine isnt it? Twincams (tc's) are current.
and the Evo I remember from 65hp 90's and is still found in sportster 883 and 1200. Heres where it gets hazy for me. Shovelhead was 80's and the dreaded AMC days. I think panhead was just before that. I dont know the order between flathead and knuckle, im guessing the flathead was first as knuckle would mean to valves or something close.

So my guess is

Revolution
TC
Evo
Shovel
Pan
knuckle
flathead

Close?

**scumdog** · 17th August 2008, 23:21

Originally Posted by Timber020

Revolution is the current vrod engine isnt it? Twincams (tc's) are current.
and the Evo I remember from 65hp 90's and is still found in sportster 883 and 1200. Heres where it gets hazy for me. Shovelhead was 80's and the dreaded AMC days. I think panhead was just before that. I dont know the order between flathead and knuckle, im guessing the flathead was first as knuckle would mean to valves or something close.

So my guess is

Revolution
TC
Evo
Shovel
Pan
knuckle
flathead

Close?

On the button sonny, on the button!

To be truthful I never looked up to see which came first - Twin-cam or Revolution so can't confirm that part but I think you have therest right ..

**Mikkel** · 18th August 2008, 13:14

Alright - time to get this back on track I think. I'll use the opportunity to encourage people to at least reading the original post before barging in, cheers.

Clue #1:
This person never learned to read music and doesn't smell very well anymore.

**martybabe** · 18th August 2008, 13:40

Ray Charles.

**Mikkel** · 18th August 2008, 13:45

Nope. This person is still alive and has, among other things, played drums for Jimi Hendrix.

**Winston001** · 18th August 2008, 18:22

Stevie Wonder.......but bad luck Marty with Ray Charles, thought you had it.

If I'm right just carry on with the fun, got meetings tonight.

**Winston001** · 18th August 2008, 22:19

This person with a silver spoon name is famous for facing hardship. Once, to avoid medical fees and delay he cut the tips off his fingers with a fret-saw.

**McJim** · 18th August 2008, 22:20

Ranulph Fiennes?

**Winston001** · 18th August 2008, 22:40

Originally Posted by McJim

Ranulph Fiennes?

Sir Ranulph Twisleton-Wykeham-Fiennes, 3rd Baronet to be accurate. How's that for a monniker!!

You're just guessing ma man but ok, give you that. Well done. Now lets learn about some obscure Scotmans och aye laddie