For a 2009 Harley-Davidson FXSTC (Softail Custom), the torque specification for the rear drive sprocket (also known as the rear pulley) is typically 55-65 ft. lbs.(75-88 Nm.) with 2 drops of red Loctite. Always ensure to follow Harley-Davidson's service manual guidelines and use a calibrated torque wrench for accuracy.   The HD service manual link from the HD website: Service Manual FXSTC 2009   Rémi Founder of Kafein Kustoms, Rémi...

The Harley-Davidson logo has remained remarkably consistent over the years, with only subtle updates. Here’s a comparison of the old and new logos: Old Harley-Davidson Logo Classic Shield Design: The original logo, often referred to as the “Bar & Shield,” was first introduced in 1910. It features a shield shape with the words "Harley-Davidson Motor Cycles" prominently displayed. Bold Typeface: The original logo used bold, all-caps text, which emphasized strength...

Replacing a Harley-Davidson radio can be worthwhile, depending on your preferences and needs. Here are some considerations to help decide if it's worth it: Enhanced Features: Upgrading to a modern aftermarket radio can give you access to Bluetooth connectivity, Apple CarPlay, Android Auto, navigation, and improved sound quality. If you value these features, replacing the stock radio can make your rides more enjoyable. Improved Audio Quality: Many aftermarket radios offer...

The reply in audio here :  Your browser does not support the audio element. Harley-Davidson motorcycles, especially those with high-performance engines, often require premium gas to maximize performance and engine longevity. Here’s why: High Compression Engines: Harley engines, like the Milwaukee-Eight and Twin Cam, are designed with high compression ratios to generate more power. This high compression can lead to "knocking" if the fuel ignites too early. Premium gasoline, with...

A club style motorcycle is a custom motorcycle, often based on a Harley-Davidson. That prioritizes performance and functionality over pure aesthetics. It features modifications like upgraded engines, performance exhausts, and ergonomic enhancements. The goal is to create a bike that's both powerful and comfortable for long rides, while maintaining a sleek, minimalist look.   How to custom your Sportster in club style ? Key Elements of Club Style: Handlebars: Tall...

  INTRODUCTION TO THE CLUB STYLE    The Club Style Spirit: Where Performance Meets Elegance Born around four decades ago with the arrival of the FXR chassis at Harley-Davidson, Club Style motorcycles only recently adopted this name. Yet, their philosophy is crystal clear: to create machines built for performance and endurance, without unnecessary frills.Originally, these customizations were based on Harley Dyna, with the evolution engine; the goal of making them more adept...