What kind of frame does a Harley Davidson Sportster use?
*Options are a choice of 7/8″ or 1″ neck stem on some early model frames, or a choice of rear brake mounts. Rigid Frames For 2004-Up Sportster Rubber-Mounted Engines. All-new “rubber mount” rigid frames for 2004 and later Sportster model drivelines.
What kind of neck stem does a Harley Davidson Sportster use?
*Options are a choice of 7/8″ or 1″ neck stem on some early model frames, or a choice of rear brake mounts. All-new “rubber mount” rigid frames for 2004 and later Sportster model drivelines. All of the OEM engine mounts simply transfer over to the frame, permitting a quick and easy build of a great-looking custom.
What kind of engine does a Harley Davidson Sportster have?
Available to fit engines from 1957 thru 2003, these frames have standard width rear sections that can accept a 130-series tire with a conventional 1 1/8″-wide rear belt drive assembly or a chain. Choose from OEM or Chopper-style necks, with or without tank mounts for pre–1984 Fat Bob gas tanks or 1986–1999 ‘flatside’ Softail gas tanks.
When did the Harley Davidson frame come out?
Available to fit engines from 1957 thru 2003, these frames come in your choice of a standard width rear section, or a wide one for oversized tires.
*Options are a choice of 7/8″ or 1″ neck stem on some early model frames, or a choice of rear brake mounts. Rigid Frames For 2004-Up Sportster Rubber-Mounted Engines. All-new “rubber mount” rigid frames for 2004 and later Sportster model drivelines.
What was the name of the 1981 Harley Davidson Sportster?
While other bikes required the gratuitous downshift, the Sporty only needed a tweak of the throttle and it would give you what you wanted. There were, of course, some minor problems with the 1981 Sportster edition, but those things were easily rectified by Harley.
*Options are a choice of 7/8″ or 1″ neck stem on some early model frames, or a choice of rear brake mounts. All-new “rubber mount” rigid frames for 2004 and later Sportster model drivelines. All of the OEM engine mounts simply transfer over to the frame, permitting a quick and easy build of a great-looking custom.
Available to fit engines from 1957 thru 2003, these frames have standard width rear sections that can accept a 130-series tire with a conventional 1 1/8″-wide rear belt drive assembly or a chain. Choose from OEM or Chopper-style necks, with or without tank mounts for pre–1984 Fat Bob gas tanks or 1986–1999 ‘flatside’ Softail gas tanks.
Which is the best frame for a Sportster?
Start with a custom Sportster frame to build around, and then choose the right style for your build including rigid, swingarm, stock-style and more. All the best Sportster frame brands are here at can’t-miss prices like Kraft Tech, Paughco and V-Twin Manufacturing.
What kind of tires does a Harley Davidson Sportster use?
All frames have the Chopper neck, and use 1″ neck bearings. They’re available with or without pre-1984 Fat Bob tank mounts to fit engines from 1977 thru 2003. They will accept up to a 180-series tire with a belt, and up to a 200-series tire with a chain.
How big is the frame on a Harley Davidson?
Frames feature a 1½”-diameter backbone with 1¼”-diameter downtubes, and require a special round oil tank and rear axle kit that are sold separately. See chart below for part numbers. Click Here To Review Our ‘Important Notes’ Before Ordering. CALL 800-423-2621 TO ORDER THESE FRAMES NOW!