James "Big Jim" McCauley

Big Jim; it was good knowing you. Rest in peace my friend.

Very sorry for your loss. The man was a true true legend and I learned a lot from him. Both as a toolmaker and a Knucklehead mechanic. Wish I could have learned more.
With sincere condolences, Frank Trisko

Carol and Family,
Very sorry to hear about your loss. Jim was a great man and I was lucky enough to know and work with him in Milford.

WE ARE VERY SORRY FOR YOUR LOSS. WE WORKED WITH JIM AT THE DEALERSHIP FOR YEARS AND HAVE SUCH GOOD MEMORIES OF THOSE TIMES.

I have been fortunate to have had Jim to allow me to spend hours on end over the last 26 years to mentor me and show me the"big Jim" way. I am for ever grateful.my condolences to all of his family

So sorry to hear of this loss. Dave will be there tomorrow to join in the celebration of Jim's wonderful life and the positive impact he had on so many.

i would like to first offer my condolances to the whole mccauley family as a fan and friend of jims from over 30 years ago when he rebuilt my 1950 harley engine at manis h-d in bpt i had no idea how talented this man really was i opened fast lane cycles in stamford ct also in 1983 and went drag racing harley sportsters with vito sabato joe miceli and jims friend andrew rosa from long island who helped get into the record books with his big twin shovelhead he will never be replaced and we all...

Truley saddened to her of Big Jim's passing. I remember getting a garden tractor from him when I was about 10. I drove that tractor EVERYWHERE!!

Sorry for your loss. Jim and I had many good chats while he was working on my motorcycle. Jim Pond, Retired Bridgeport Motorcycle Unit.