1971 Harley Davidson XLCH 1000
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I am putting one together now....LOVE THIS BIKE....I usually make Panheads but this bike was my first love back in the day.
1971 was the last year of the 900 engine.
Beautiful! Thanks for showing!
Super Clean. XLCH was the Kicker. My 73 was an XLH Electric Start. Electric Start comes in handy when you go for big inches like mine ended up with. Nice Ken.
I had a 1979 Harley Roadster.With a 1000cc Ironhead engine.it was styled like the ,then new Lowrider.Never see them now!
I had a ‘72 XLCH Man I wish I still had that Bike!
Always great bike at the Museum
Funny ..I just exhumed a 1971 XLCH 900 dual drum basket and had decided on the 'Sparkling America' theme.
that motor built the company
Wuuuuw👍suuuuper clean, super job👍👍👌
New England, I'm coming over when I can, even if I must swim
Great bike boys. Keep it up
Heck yea music to me ears
Magnificent!
Wow wow, we building an 82 now
I had a 75 xlch
That is a nice bike but but it is neither a 1971 or 1000cc.
1971 was the first year for the nose cone cam cover and notched rocker boxes which this bike does not have.
1972 was the first year for the 1000cc.
And it has a distributor.......
@@RWayne-nu2fi That is a Magneto.
How many gears on this bike? I just hauled one home today. Has a hardball, ape hangers, springer front end and suicide shifter. Oddly to my surprise, the rear brake is left foot and right side is shifter. I'm use to a Right foot rear brake and left foot shifting. Could that be switched around?
What is the asking price for this 71 sportster
will leave it's mark where ever it goes lol
ABSOLUTELY ! it will draw a crowd wherever you park it.
Not on sprortster. They are fairly oil tight when you use the proper seals.
It's not a 1971, which had a starter bulge in the left case and primary cover.
XLCH had no electric start.
Always wondered why Harley put the shifter on the right side.
All Bikes made outside of Japan had right side shifters originally That was changed in the early 1970's
Starting in 1975 U.S. Law required all motorcycles to shift from the left side.
I read something to the affect that the Sportster years with right side shifters came out in late '60s in competitive response to British and Japanese(?) racing bikes that always leaned left on tracks, so shifting was difficult. Mine is a 1970, has the right side shift. I could be wrong about this, but someone may know more. This Kaplan bike is masterful!
@@michaelhaddan1965 HD basically copied the British control pattern.
Harleys last mag fired xlch was 1969 and they never made a1000 xlch period . If title states 71 onthis bike something is wrong..sorry check yourhistory
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40 over😖