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Harley Davidson XLH 1200 Sportster

 

 

 

 

Make Model

Harley Davidson XLH 1200 Sportster

Year

1988

Engine

Air cooled, four stroke, 45° V-Twin, OHV, 2 valves per cylinder.

Capacity

1199
Bore x Stroke 88.8 x 96.8 mm
Compression Ratio 9.0:1

Induction

Single 40mm carb

Ignition  /  Starting

-  /  electric

Max Power

68 hp @ 6000 rpm

Max Torque

72 lb-ft @ 4000 rpm

Transmission  /  Drive

4 Speed  /  chain

Front Suspension

36mm Telescopic

Rear Suspension

Dual shocks 3-way preload.

Front Brakes

Single 292mm disc

Rear Brakes

Single 292mm disc

Front Tyre

90/90-19

Rear Tyre

130/90-16

Dry-Weight

221 kg

Fuel Capacity

8.5 Litres

Consumption  average

45 mp/g

The Sportster® 883, is the pure essence of the sport; uninhibited and just plain fun. The Sportster 883 features a slender frame, narrow tank, classic solo seat, low-rise handlebar, staggered shorty dual exhaust and an amber-lit electronic speedo. At the center of it all is an 883cc Evolution® V-Twin engine, that responds with hefty chunks of torque. The Sportster 883 represents an excellent entry vehicle into the Harley-Davidson family at an affordable price.

-Rigid mount 883cc Evolution® engine
-Silver powdercoated engine with polished covers
-Narrow, loop frame
-Twin coil-over vertical rear shocks
-Low-rise handlebar
-Classic solo seat (Two-up seat available via P&A)
-Chrome staggered shorty dual exhaust
-Mid-mount foot controls
 

Vehicle specifications and features may vary from country to country depending on local laws, and some models are not available in certain countries.

New for 2001

No matter which Sportster you ride, you experience the evolution of a hot rod. Since its introduction in 1957, through the XLCH, XR-750, XLCR Café Racer, XLX and XLS Roadster, Sportsters have remained true to their beginnings providing quick, responsive handling, flat torque curve and raw, racy style.

This model year, the XL powertrain gets new high-contact ratio cam gears for quieter engine operation and a new high efficiency oil pump to reduce oil carryover. Borrowing a casting technique from the Twin Cam 88 engine, Spinylok Cylinder liners will be used on the XL powertrain to reduce oil consumption by improving bore straightness.

In addition, all 2001 model year Sportsters feature new Dunlop Harley-Davidson Series tires designed specifically for Harley-Davidson motorcycles.

The Sportster 883, 883 Hugger and Sportster 1200 continue to introduce new riders to the Harley-Davidson family with great value.

The XL Sportster 883 Custom returns with forward foot controls, custom handlebar riser structure and a sporty two-up seat.

The XL 1200S Sportster 1200 Sport, the epitome of "Harley-Davidson Sport," returns with its dual spark plug head, high-compression motor, adjustable suspension and front dual-disc brakes.

The Sportster 1200 Custom carries on with the custom touches riders desire.

Has it been the Sportster's diverse genealogy, reliability or performance that led it to its place in motorcycle history? Whatever the case, the Sportster family continues to honor the past while reflecting the present.

 

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