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Posts: 87 Sportster/Buell Model: XLH 883 Sportster/Buell Year: 1993
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61 inches is a traditional harley size, and will have enough grunt with 4 valve heads
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61" in my opinion would be big enough to create a light, well-handling fast bike
Did I say light?
Looking at the first xl's 420 lbs approx?
With power comes weight. Shoot for 100 kilo wet!
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'81 Andrews "Y" cams, K. Black 9-1 pistons
'03 1250 NRHS stage two Lightning heads, SE536 cams, mik flat slide 42
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