Accessories

Awesome craftsmanship show these velocity stacks for Linkert and Schebler carburetors. They are machined from one single chunk of aluminum and unlike other stacks they feature flanges, which are not just circular but precisely follow the carb’s intake. True vintage performance, not only for racers.

Exact reproductions of HD’s first real air cleaners as used on Linkert carburetors. Choose from the early version without logo, with screw-on or J-slot connection between the chromed cover and cad/parkerized backing plate, or the later version with stamped logo. They come complete with spring and metal mesh filter element. The J-slot versions with riveted-on inspection plate, too. Correct for model years 1935-1940, however they will fit all Linkert M-series carbs.

Exact reproductions of air cleaners as used on Linkert carburetors. Accurate down to the last detail with riveted-on inspection plate and J-slot twist-connection between cover and backing plate.

There are situations where the carburetor, notably the float bowl, lacks space to clear cooling fins, oil lines or other engine components. This is where these spacers come in handy as they bolt between the manifold and carburetor to postion your 3-bolt Schebler or Linkert further outside.

These bell-shaped air intakes were frequently used on race bikes and sporting street motorcycles in the 1920’s. They prevented larger debris or the rider’s pants from being sucked into the carburetor.

This adaptor fittings allow to install 1/4” ID rubber or braided steel fuel lines on the float valve fitting of Schebler DLX and Linkert carburetors.