You need to understand the nature of Behe's argument before you can say if it has been disproved or not. Behe tried to disprove evolution by showing was there is no possible pathway for the flagellum to evolve, and if there was no way for it to evolve it couldn't possibly have evolved. If his argument is based on there being no possible pathway, then showing a pathway pulls the rug out from under his argument. You don't have to prove that this was the pathway the flagellum took, you just have to show that there are pathways, that the flagellum isn't irreducibly complex, and his argument falls apart.
I understand Behe's argument quite well. As I have already said, all you have to do is take out one part of the flagellum. It it still does it's jobs, it's not irreducibly complex. Now that would be using real science, real data, to get real evidence. But, alas! Evolutinoists prefer to dwell in the land of millioins of unseen, unobservable & unverifiable years ago where they paint fanciful picture about what, in their humble opinions, is "possible."
Like the fellow above you feel words like "no possible way..." and "plausbile pathway..." are something other than purely conjecturall. However, they are based on no data, only on, uh...faaaaaith....therefore they are not part of real science. Don't
tell me there is a "possible" way. Describe it. Give evidence it ever did happen. But, alas, there is no such evidence which is typical of evolution, 100% typical. If you want to believe, "Well, it all happened so long ago, that gosh, we just don't
have any real evidence," keep your faith but don't call it science.
I challenge you also, as I did the poster above, to answer the Qs about how the bacterial flagellum's whip and motor could have evolved separately and have been any use whatsoever to the "bug" until both parts were complete, connected, and fully functioing as the irreducibly complex unit that they are.
Do you remembe 5th grade science? There you learned that an hypothesis-only ain't science. Have an hypothesis,say "It's possible...it's plausible...it's even probable...." but if you have no data to support it, and if you call the hypothesis, your conjecture, your dataless speculation "evidence", what you have is not science, but pseudo science, or you could call it...evolutionaory b.s.
Notice you have evaded addressing the Qs I already left, before.. If you understand Behe's arguments so well, enlighten me. Show me you can answer those Qs and use real science - what is observable & testable - and logic to answer those and the ones in this post.. But you won't answer the Qs because evolution doesn't have any answers because...it's based on faith presented as science.
I see your faith. Show me your facts.