1984 harley fxr, red, 80¿¿¿ evo motor, 5 speed trans, s & s carb, striaght pipe exhaust, great running and riding bike for $4200 !!

2017年2月21日 · This was dubbed the FXR, and the first Super Glide II version was advertised as separating the men from the boys. This led to the FXRT, a sport-touring bike with frame-mounted two-thirds fairing...

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2024年1月21日 · Introduced in 1982, the FXR series heralded a new era of performance, handling, and rider ergonomics, earning it a dedicated following that persists to this day. You might recognize the FXR by its distinctive frame, which was designed with input from engineers rather than stylists, prioritizing function and the riding experience.

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Features: 2" lower Progressive shocks, 2" lower Progressive fork springs, new rear chain. Classic 1st year Evo, 80 cubic inch , 5-speed, chain drive. Fairly new tires, throaty but smooth custom exhaust pipes with built in mufflers, XR style handlebars, corbin solo seat, custom paint.

1984年9月1日 · And our latest long-termer has been a 1984 HarleyDavidson FXRS, also known as the Super Glide II, a motorcycle about which we were especially curious. The FXRS, you see, uses H-D's new V-2...

The FXR was designed to compete against all the foreign motorcycles that were dominating the marketplace in the late 70s & early 80s and is one of Harley-Davidson’s best handling bikes ever built. Extremely popular bike with a huge cult following.

Designed with a lot of input by Eric Buell, the FXR had the lightest weight and stiffest frame of any big twin. The computer-designed, all-welded frame had a massive box-section backbone, thicker diameter tubing, and massive gusseting around the steering head. The result was the stiffest frame Harley had ever produced.