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Oil Lines for IOE Models

Oil Lines for IOE Models

Steel replacement oil lines for ioe models 1915-1929. They feature a cad-plated finish and include the correct pipe nuts.

The Cyclery Hand Oil Pumps

The Cyclery Hand Oil Pumps

Reproductions of the hand oil pump plungers and the oil pump valve.

The Cyclery Hand Oil Pump Racing

The Cyclery Hand Oil Pump Racing

Authentic reproduction of the outside mounted hand oil pump plunger and pump body for vintage racing oil tanks. Needs to be soft soldered to the tank side. Correct for Harley-Davidson models but can be fitted on other brands, too. Comes without gaskets and ball valve.

The Cyclery Oiler Covers 1928-1929

The Cyclery Oiler Covers 1928-1929

Reproductions of oiler covers to replace your worn or missing stock part. Introduced by the factory for late 1928 IOE engines to protect the oil control.

The Cyclery Oiler Covers 1930-1936 Side Valves

The Cyclery Oiler Covers 1930-1936 Side Valves

Reproductions of oiler and oil pump covers to replace your worn or missing stock part.

Strange Bird Oil Pressure Gauge Lines 1936-1937

Strange Bird Oil Pressure Gauge Lines 1936-1937

Cotton braid covered oil line for the oil pressure gauge (#4560-36) that was installed with the Skull type dash of 1936 Knuckleheads and all 1937 Twins.

Decals - Water Transfers

Decals - Water Transfers

Water transfers of restoration quality for stock oil tanks, frames, toolboxes and battery boxes. Mandatory for the AMCA’s winners circle and all others who take it serious.

Decals - Self-adhesive

Decals - Self-adhesive

Self-adhesive transfers as replacements on stock oil tanks or to achieve that old style look on later models.

Decals - Custom Metal

Decals - Custom Metal

Dealer Decals - Water transfers

Dealer Decals - Water transfers

Back in the days every dealer had such decals of his own design and mostly applied them to oil tanks or fenders to remind the customer, where he bought the bike. These reproductions of decals from famous dealerships are like the icing on the cake on any first class restoration.