1962_Harley_Ironhead_Sportster_XLCH_468x412a
In 1957 Harley-Davidson introduces the XL Series "Sportster" motorcycle that looks very similar to the K Series models except that 54 cubic inch (883cc) side-valve V-twin engine with aluminum cylinder heads and replaced by 54 cubic inches (883cc) cost overhead valve (OHV) engine featuring iron and cylinder heads. Otherwise, 1957 XL Sportster has the same basic frame, engine cases, shifted to the right leg, right side chain drive, telescopic front forks, rear suspension and brake drum as the Model 1956 K.
Click this photo to go to Harley "Troublehead it" Davidson Sportster 1966 XLCH Ironhead In 1958 Harley Sportster XLCH introduced. Many sources say "CH" stands for "Competition Hot" while another said the H stands for "high pressure". In any case, XLCH is a stripped-down version is lighter and faster than the XL, with staggered dual exhaust and gas tank nuts.
The XLH Sportster is a heavier version of the tour XLCH Sportster.
manual order http://manual.rar.html
Click this photo to go to Harley "Troublehead it" Davidson Sportster 1966 XLCH Ironhead In 1958 Harley Sportster XLCH introduced. Many sources say "CH" stands for "Competition Hot" while another said the H stands for "high pressure". In any case, XLCH is a stripped-down version is lighter and faster than the XL, with staggered dual exhaust and gas tank nuts.
The XLH Sportster is a heavier version of the tour XLCH Sportster.
manual order http://manual.rar.html
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