light weight harley frame
light weight harley frame
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Any one know of any light weight, alloy maybe,v-twin frame builders out there?
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RE: light weight harley frame
RE: light weight harley frame
RE: light weight harley frame
Check out Buell Motorcycle Company's XB9R Firebolt:
http://www.buell.com/en_us/xb_mini/firebolt.asp
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RE: light weight harley frame
http://www.bourgets.com/pages/home.html
That will cost some serious $$$$, if you can even buy just a frame from them
RE: light weight harley frame
RE: light weight harley frame
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RE: light weight harley frame
RE: light weight harley frame
the name of the shop that starts with a B is Bourget's Bike Works in Phoenix AZ. I don't know if he still sells frames individually or not since he has went all "big business". i don't know where your located but i am also in the phoenix area and i work at a shop called AMP customs. we are a federally licensed manufacturer of custom v-twin motorcycles and we can have frames made to almost any specs with any material.
RE: light weight harley frame
But here is a stock model "XV1900 Roadliner S" with your requirements:
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But for just the frame, if Bourget winks out, here is:
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RE: light weight harley frame
Check this website out
http://www.spondonownersclub.co.uk/paulsharley.htm
Spondon frames are out of this world....most likely will cost big $$$$$$$$$$$$$$
RE: light weight harley frame
RE: light weight harley frame
It is kind of a contradiction.
Another contradiction is assuming that aluminum frames are necessarily lighter. They were originally introduced to provide more rigidity in difficlult-to-triangulate situatinos, not to make things lighter.
The motocross bikes actually gained weight until they got it all sorted out.