What does FLH stand for?

What does FLH stand for?

What does FLH stand for?

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Is a Road Glide a FLH?

The FLH was discontinued in 1986; all Touring models thereafter used the FLT/FLHT frame. A smaller version of the frame-mounted Tour fairing would return with the FLTR Road Glide in 1998. The Evolution engine was replaced by the Twin Cam 88 engine on all large-framed Harley-Davidson motorcycles in 1999.

How many miles is a Twin Cam 88 Good For?

at least 200,000 miles, probably 500,000 if well cared for and not abused.

What year was the Harley Davidson Duo-Glide?

1958
The 1952 K Model was the first big Harley-Davidson with rear suspension. For 1958 the FL and EL big twins got sprung rear suspension and became Duo-Glides, boldly noted on the front fender.

What year did Harley change the frame on the Ultra Classic?

1992-2008 RK, Ultra, Classic, Electra Glide. All the same frame. 2009, frame change.

What years did Harley Davidson make Shovelheads?

The Shovelhead engine is a motorcycle engine that was produced by Harley-Davidson from 1966 to 1984, built as a successor to the previous Panhead engine.

How much does a Harley Road King weight?

807.1 to 828.1 lbs
Harley-Davidson Road King/Curb weight

What does the FX mean in Harley-Davidson?

(FX originally meant “Factory Experimental” The first one was the Super Glide FX) The third letter of the model designator reveals the frame style: D- “Dyna” frame (with the rubber mounted motor) HT – “Highway Touring” frame. ST – “Softail” frame.

What is considered high miles for a Harley?

For larger bikes, 50,000 miles and up is considered high motorcycle mileage. But before you write off any models, consider that a properly maintained bike can last well past 100,000 miles! That’s why it’s important to think about the whole package, rather than motorcycle mileage alone.

What year did the Twin Cam 88 come out?

1999
The Twin Cam was the second engine from Harley-Davidson to use two cams to drive the valvetrain, the first being the JDH racing model introduced in 1928. The Twin Cam 88 was released for the 1999 model year in September 1998.

How much does a 2007 swing arm cost?

• In the caseof a 2007 swingarm; buy and do not pay over $40 for the swing arm and axle. You must use the corresponding axle as a ¾” axle set-up is different (along with wheel bearings & spacers).

Can a pivot shaft be replaced on a swingarm?

The kit comes with all the parts necessary to install the new Spherical Bushings in the swingarm, including a tool to press them in. The swingarm pivot shaft is optional but I highly recommend replacing it during this operation.

What kind of bearing does a Harley Davidson swingarm use?

There have been numerous aftermarket products addressing this problem with varying degrees of success But in 2002 Harley changed the Clevebloc bushing to a spherical bearing in their FLT models. The spherical bearing allows the swing arm to react quicker to road conditions keeping the wheel in contact with the road.

Can a Honda Goldwing swingarm be heat treated?

If you have a 1000 lb Honda Goldwing with a complex dedicated heat treated casting OEM swingarm that’s fine…but cutting up rectangular extrusions and welding them together with angle cuts and doing no post-fabrication heat treating or ageing is patently not a good idea.