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NXC1978
28th December 2005, 18:27
Hello all,

I was looking for a rigid frame for my 2002 sporty power plant. Just wondering... will my late model motor fit early Sporty frame motor mounts? I know the mechanical brake mount won't work, just concerned about the motor.

The reason why I am asking is because I like the Santee frame for the Sporty, but all I have seen for sale are for 57-81 motors. Would my 02 motor fit the motor mounts in this frame?

Comments? Suggestions? Help!!!:smoke

dmh
28th December 2005, 21:53
hi,i dont know if your motor would fit but there must be some issues as 86-03 ridgid frames are always listed on there own,there are plenty of good ridgids out there,check out franticcustomcycles.com to look at some frames .

horsewriter
29th December 2005, 01:52
No, it won't work.

Either get a Paughco frame for EVO sportys, or get your stock frame hardtailed.

MattD

Hanoverfiste
29th December 2005, 17:13
there are plenty of xl frame manucfacturers....
nastybikes.com, carolinacustoms.com, cycleonemanufacturing.com, paughco.com, mcworx.com, and alot more i cant think of right now...... personally i would start out with a frame for your year and model...
good luck!

NXC1978
29th December 2005, 17:48
Thanks for the help. Been looking all over the web. Just like the shape of the Santee frame the best.:(

Hanoverfiste
29th December 2005, 18:05
show us a picture of the frame....

NXC1978
29th December 2005, 18:07
http://www.cyborgcycles.com/frame/sant16.jpg

Hanoverfiste
29th December 2005, 18:10
that looks just like a paughco frame... whats the specs on it...

NXC1978
29th December 2005, 18:17
I really like the Paughco frame. The difference is the bottom frame rails are too close together on the Paughco vs. the santee. Same with the Corbin Gentry frames. It looks to stock to me. Plus, everyone uses the Paughco frame every time I open up the Horse you see a Sporty in a Paughco so I wanted to be a little different, you know? Wish I could make my own damn frame!!!:D

NXC1978
29th December 2005, 18:20
http://www.paughco.com/2003_catalog/assets/page_84.jpg

PAUGHCO FRAME

Hanoverfiste
29th December 2005, 18:24
ok, i see what you mean about the frame rails there.. have you checked out Atlas's sporty frame.. they use the big twin style front arms as well..

NXC1978
29th December 2005, 18:32
I love the atlas frame, but it is too pricy! Also, the shape of the frame from the back bone to where you mount the seat takes a curve. I need it to be strait with the rear frame rails like the Santee. Sweet frame though!http://www.atlasprecision.com/catalogimages/18.jpg

miller
29th December 2005, 18:36
Klock Werks has a pretty cool one now also


https://www.klockwerkscycles.com/parts/index.php?id=69&pg=BARE%20MINIMUM%20Sportster%20Chopper

sportxlh
30th December 2005, 03:57
Other hardtail makers can be found listed at...
http://www.clubchopper.com/forums/t28996-15&pagenumber=1