Harley Davidson FXRT 1340 Sport Glide (1983)

The Harley Davidson FXRT 1340 Sport Glide was a motorcycle produced in 1983. It had a four-stroke, 45 degrees V-Twin engine with a capacity of 1337 CC and a compression ratio of 8.5:1. The bike had an air-cooled cooling system, a 38mm Keihin carb induction, and a battery-powered inductive ignition. The motorcycle had a five-speed transmission and a chain-enclosed oil bath final drive. The frame was a double downtubes full cradle, and the front suspension consisted of a 38mm Showa telescopic air assistance while the back had dual shocks that were preload adjustable. The front brakes were a single 292mm disc with a two-piston caliper while the rear had a 1-piston caliper. Its wet weight was 310kg with a fuel capacity of 15.9 litres or 3.9 US gallons, and its average fuel consumption was 35mpg. It could travel up to 97mph, complete a standing 1/4 mile in 14.1 seconds at 91mph, and had a max power output of 64 hp at 5400rpm with 67 lb.-ft. of torque at 3600 rpm. Overall, the Harley Davidson FXRT 1340 Sport Glide was a sturdy and powerful motorcycle that could deliver an enjoyable riding experience.

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Make Model: Harley Davidson FXRT 1340 Sport Glide