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Frames with Slicks
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Byron, Illinois Trip
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I like to stop for a break on this dead end road, next to this fancy brick home. Check my bungee cords, look things over. I've gone ...
Christian Newman
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Last year at Sturgis I ran out to Buffalo Chip early Monday morning to check out the Michael Lichter Show (better when nobody was around)....
Big Smiths
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The Black Sportster
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Now I'm running those Alto Red clutch fibers (wet). I soaked them overnight, then lightly wiped 'em off. I left the clutch baske...
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Sturgis
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I know right where they're standing.... (I didn't know that used to be a One-Way) Mick's got his clear specs so he don'...
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1954-1957 Saddlebag Brackets
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I bought these original Bubble Bag Brackets for rigid frames. I blasted off the rust and peeling paint, which exposed a crack. After weldi...
Bubble Bags for Rigid Frames
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This style of saddlebag was first offered in 1954. I believe they were designed by William Harley, and he patented his design? I bought...
Last Night Working in The Garage
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I got these shovelhead cylinders for the 3.4665 pistons. ( QUIZ: Know what oversize that is???) I give 'em +.002 piston/wall fit. ...
45 Short Block
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This motor came with .325 lift cams (stock are more like .318 or .320) so, I'm not sure if they're a later model camshaft? Hmmm? ...
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Wide Exhaust Seat
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I keep the exhaust valve seat "on the wide side." I've read where a wide seat on the exhaust helps dissipate heat when ...
1952-53 K Model Cylinder (restored)
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These are my K Model cylinders with standard bore. I'll bore 'em +.010, and they'll replace my current +.070 cylinders (that...
48WR
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I've worked on about a half dozen WL(45") engines for all my bros lately. First, they're all "into" Sportsters, t...
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1946WL Engine
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Above: I refer to this SHOP DOPE update when fitting lower end rollers on big twins and 45s. This motor was supplied with the wrong ca...
Sprocket Shaft Seal Update
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On a WL (45") Model : I use the standard seal kit available from Colony Machine. This kit will eliminate the "reverse oil screw...
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Dan Kinsey
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This old Harley went 197+mph ! If I remember correctly, it went over 175mph with no body work... Who says Harleys aren't fast ????
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Michael Lichter Show
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I'm fortunate to get an invitation every year to this. It's a good time to meet everyone at the beginning of the week, see what...
Original 25202-52
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First year K-Model gear cover . . . No "A" after the -52 casting number. The generator idler shaft boss is a bit different on...
Tillotson
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These carburetors (mfg. by Tillotson) are popular on all types of engines. 4 cycle and 2 cycle. They were the common fuel delivery syste...
Iowa Boys
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My friend Jim McKensie(orange bike) and Tom Bluhm(red 45) were models for this famous painting.
Look What The Cat Dragged In
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Morty (The Official Shop Cat) says, "Ok dude, it's time to tear down the Poison Banner." "Really, it's time ....
Valve Springs
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Far Right: -32 valve springs(3 ea) The others, I don't know what the heck they fit? Maybe KH? The one on the far left is a real ...
WL Cylinders
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Workin' on my bro John Boy's cylinders last night. They need honed, valve seats cut . . . but I got all the cosmoline washed firs...
Club Bikes
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I knew the Hells Angels rode panhead choppers with upsweeps back in the 60s and 70s . . . . . . but I didn't know they rode K Model...
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Engine Vacuum
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A vacuum gauge can tell you a lot about an engine. It can help you pin-point the problem area.
Early Sportster Voltage Regulator Bracket
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Top: Aftermarket bracket Bottom: Stock-type bracket (however, it's been chromed, with extra holes) Works with standard 6V or 12V ...
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