Storz Performancesells kits to turn 2004+ Sportsters into a cafe racer-styled motorcycle. Here’s an example that’s claimed to be a show quality – it has 900 stress-free miles since the build was completed.
The kit from Storz inclues a hand formed aluminum gas tank and fiberglass tail with custom Saddlemen seat pads. In addition, this bike received a chain drive conversion, Ohlins rear shocks, fork brace, Roland Sands clipons, a PIAA headlight, and more. It’s not just a cosmetic revamp, though – this bike has received a 1250cc big bore kit and other engine work so that it puts down ‘approximately 103 RWHP’. I think it needs some paint and the headlight has to go, but otherwise I like what I see here.
Find this Storz Cafe Sportster (VIN: 1HD4CAM104K412008) for sale in Corona, California with bidding up to $6,100 here on eBay.
Storz Performance make some awesome parts and conversion kits. Both of the two Storz examples have been fitted with their XR1200 conversion kit which not only looks pretty snazzy but also cranks up the Harleys performance while shaving off a total of 83lbs. Highlights of the kit include an aluminum…
Post Listing Update: This XR1200 did not get any interest at the opening ask of $7,500. In 1983, Harley-Davidson tried to make a tribute to the mighty XR750 flat-track from the 70’s by releasing the XR1000, a custom evolution of the original Sportster at the time. 25 years later, HD…
The XLCR is one of my favorite Harley-Davidson motorcycles, if only for the sharp departure it took from the company's usual offerings. With that said, it couldn't compete in the market for varying reasons. There weren't many made (about 3,000), meaning the remaining ones are highly collectible. In 1987, 9…
