Custom

Harley-Davidson is one of the most recognizable brands on the planet. Harley-Davidson, known as H-D or simply Harley, began producing motorcycles in 1903 and is one of only two American motorcycle manufacturing companies to have survived the Great Depression. H-D motorcycles are among the easiest to modify. A harley-Davidson Custom repair manual will help any motorcycle rider keep their custom bike on the road.

Harley-Davidson motorcycles are popular in the United States and beyond because they are bid, loud, and exciting. But a dead stock motorcycle isn’t much fun. Since 1996, H-D has sold a variation of the popular Sportster motorcycle called the 1200 Custom.

The most modern iteration of the Custom is the H-D Sportster 1200C Custom. This bad boy is equipped with the company’s tried and true 1,202 cc V-Twin producing around 60 horsepower in stock trim. The Custom features many notable variations to paint, wheels, and chrome from the standard Sportster.

The Custom is known for a low seat height that makes it easy for shorter riders, but the limited amount of suspension travel in the rear means riders will need to be careful cornering to avoid touching pegs and boot heels to the ground.

Like all Sportster motorcycles, the aftermarket parts available are outstanding. Virtually any part of the Custom can be customized by the rider, and many parts will greatly improve the ride quality and performance of a stock H-D motorcycle.

A high-quality Harley-Davidson Custom workshop manual gives owners the detailed information necessary to carry out repairs and service, but is particularly useful when deciding to add uniqueness to ones motorbike. A workshop manual will give the detailed instructions for removing and replacing components, and will also give the specifications and complete diagrams needed to fully understand how to customize a motorcycle.