Harley davidson parts

The Harley-Davidson Twin-Cam V-twin was introduced in 1998. Here’s a look at the technical elements and developments that allowed the 88-cu.-in. engine the increase power and reliability.

Embed this: Source: Badasshelmetstore.com Blog Looking at the differences between the new Milwaukee 8 Engine from Harley Davidson with the old Twin Cam, you begin to see just where the improvements where HD focused in on. Lemmy at Revzilla broke down all the improvements on this here. I’m still road testing my new bike, so I’ll need a few more miles to get a good opinion formed on it. Thanks a lot Michigan. […]

Two wheeler engine parts

Evolution of the Harley-Davidson engine

The late 1970s and early 1980s were tumultuous for Harley-Davidson. Harley-Davidson had been under AMF’s ownership since 1969, but in 1981, the management team took the company independent. And after years of relying on the Shovelhead engine, which had its roots in the 1920s, Harley desperately needed an engine that could cope with modern noise…

Our first bike to roll out of the PBM garage for 2023, a Harley Street 500 that needed some serious TLC. The custom work that had been completed previously used cheap parts that were falling to pieces, so it was our job to make sure this Harley had a slick look for years to come

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