Harley Davidson FXRS 1340 Low Rider (1986-92)

The Harley Davidson FXRS 1340 Low Rider was produced from 1986 to 1992 and featured a four-stroke, 45-degree V-twin, OHV engine with a capacity of 1337cc. The bike had a compression ratio of 8.5:1 and was air-cooled. It had a 38mm Keihin carburetor and relied on a cold battery for ignition. The electric start delivered a maximum power of 58 HP at 5000 rpm, and a torque of 90.8 Nm at 3600 rpm. The transmission had five speeds, and the final drive was a belt. The front suspension had a travel of 175mm, while the rear suspension had a travel of 91mm, both were adjustable. The front and rear brakes were single 292mm discs with one-piston calipers, while the tyres were MT 90-16. The bike weighed 290 kg and had a fuel capacity of 16 litres. The bike was known for its comfortable, low-slung riding position, which was made possible by the low-pull back handlebars and forward-mounted footpegs. The model was particularly popular among riders who sought a machine that combined performance with distinctive looks, and among those who used the bike for cruising. The bike remains a collector’s item, and enthusiasts can find ways to restore or customize their Harley Davidson FXRS 1340 Low Rider.

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Make Model: Harley Davidson FXRS 1340 Low Rider