SKU:10-1091
The Motorshop Stock Flywheel Assembly, part number 10-1091, is designed to enhance the performance and reliability of Harley Davidson FXST and FLT models from 1984 to 1990. This assembly features a late type sprocket shaft, an early style pinion shaft, a narrow sprocket side flywheel, and replaceable pinion and sprocket shafts, ensuring a precise fit and easy maintenance. It is compatible with 1987-up type pinion shaft bearings and retaining rings, providing a seamless upgrade for your motorcycle's drivetrain.
Constructed from high-quality materials sourced from Taiwan, this flywheel assembly is built to withstand the rigors of daily riding and long-term use. The design incorporates a robust construction that ensures durability and efficient power transfer. The assembly's carefully engineered components help maintain optimal engine timing and smooth operation, which are crucial for Harley Davidson enthusiasts seeking to preserve or restore their motorcycle's performance.
Included with this assembly are essential accessory items such as the V-Twin Stock 80 inch Flywheel Assembly, Timken Bearing Press Tool, Stock Flywheel Assembly, and Flywheel Crank Pin Thrust Washers in bronze, making it a comprehensive solution for your repair or upgrade needs. The package is suitable for a range of Harley Davidson models, including FXST and FLT from the mid-1980s through the early 1990s, ensuring compatibility and ease of installation. Whether you're restoring a vintage bike or replacing worn components, this assembly provides a reliable foundation for your motorcycle's powertrain.
Overall, the Motorshop Stock Flywheel Assembly offers a perfect blend of quality, durability, and compatibility, making it an ideal choice for Harley Davidson owners looking to maintain or enhance their motorcycle's performance. Proper installation and maintenance will ensure your bike runs smoothly for years to come, backed by the trusted Motorshop brand and the detailed design of this premium assembly.
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